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Here is a link for consumer fraud reporting. I reported this number to them so hopefully the calls will stop if everyone does it.

http://www.consumerfraudreporting.org/feedback.htm

Scammers and CROOKS do not follow the do not call laws - Only legitimate businesses do

this is not A LEGITIMATE call.

Only legitimate business follow do not call laws.

Crooks scammers do not follow them.

its a scam your phone is charged probable 9.95 i talked to the police and they told me its happening all over the country, there scamming u

this number was on my caller ID i called the police and found out its a scammer number that is set up to charge u 9.95 for the call. and nothing else report it to your police and call your phone company and tell them so they can check your phone bill so u wont be charged for it.

These predators are calling my Text Free Number which generates a notification.  Message is "I just called your Text Free Number" and try's to get you to reply via text.  Same thing in the past but stopped when no reply.  If I had a throw away number, I would call and treat them to some unpleasant communication but......  Number will be reported to Text Free and let them deal with it.

So, I had been getting the calls and following these discussions.  I didn't answer the "dog call" but did answer YES to the one if I was a registered voter.  I have now been through a billing cycle since I answered and there are no extra charges on the phone bill.
So it looks like it wasn't a scam, and a lot of people were making silly guesses because it sounded like a scam that happened years ago.
But it is still a good lesson to learn.  Always check your phone bill carefully for extra charges.  On the first page of the bill it will break down charges into categories and show if there are any third-party phone charges.  Also check the credit card records carefully for extra little 4.95 or other small charges.  We all should be doing that anyway.

If someone asks you if you are a registered voter, the best response is to HANG UP.

Will sheeple never learn???

Stop spreading that urban legend that third party phone scams try to record a yes answer.  They don't work that way.  Shame on you!!

Stop calling strangers.

STOP CALLING STRANGERS NOW.

Nobody wants your fukn calls. NOBODY WANTS YOU TO CALL THEM.

Now read it again until you understand.

Read my post, read it again and again until you understand.  I am somebody who is being called NOT somebody making calls.  Read it again until you understand.

I know you probably Googled on the internet and read this urban legend that people record "yes" answers, but that is not how third party billing scams work, its an incorrect rumor based on an old scam that happened a couple of decades ago.
Stop being foolish and spreading these lies while you pretend to be an expert.

The way to handle this is to not respond to any of their calls.  In this case it was an advertising company with contracts to work for political yahoos.

I got a text message from this number that read....

"Please check your email to read an important message and confirm attendance.  Please do not call this number, but you can send a text message."

I didn't have an e-mail, and I definitely didn't respond.  They better not continue to text or I'll be sending their phone company a bill for the text messages.

this idiot sent me a text at 2:31am asking if my item on craigslist was still available, i never answered it