No message and repeated calls left many frustrated, especially when the caller claims to be a political group. The pattern shows a mix of live‑person outreach and automated recordings that target activists or petition signers, often at inconvenient hours. Since the caller’s identity can be faked, treat any unsolicited political pitch with skepticism. Let the call go to voicemail, then block the number and add it to your Do‑Not‑Call list. Report persistent callers to the FTC or your carrier’s spam‑filter service. Verify any organization before sharing personal info, and consider a third‑party call‑blocking app for extra protection.
On a Sunday night, after 8 pm, I received an automated call from a political caller, which was unwelcome.
No message was left
Just three days after blocking them, the spam caller contacted me again
On Sunday at 7:23 pm, I received a spam call at home, but no message was left, and I have since blocked the number, as I find it unacceptable to receive calls at such hours, especially on weekends.
Politicians are exploiting a loophole by making calls to individuals on the Do Not Call List, including myself, who was asked political questions by a live person, which is utterly outrageous
A message was left inviting me to a video town hall meeting, along with a website url - MakeBillionairesPay.info - which advocates for taxing billionaires to support COVID-19 response efforts.
This appears to be a politcal message of some sort.
A voicemail message from Citizen Action was left, regarding a petition I had previously signed, which seemd to be related to political activism.
I got a call today from someone purporting to represent The Coalition to Stop Surprise Medical Billing, asking if I'd be willing to record a message for my Congressman, which I refused.
No message was left, they called multiple times, now the number is blocked.
