DeMolay: The U.S. Congress must do more to fight spam calls in Arizona
There are two informative articles about robocalls. One was written March 3, 2021, by Walt Hickey and is on the businessinsider website: “The Annoyance Engine: Spam robocalls became profitable scams by exploiting the phone system, but you can stop them.”
The second article was written April 9, 2021, by Mark MacCarthy and is on the Forbes website: “The Supreme Court Just Gutted A Thirty-Year-Old Law Against Robocalls.”
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DeMolay: The U.S. Congress must do more to fight spam calls in Arizona
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Letter by Doug DeMolay Sun City West
There are two informative articles about robocalls. One was written March 3, 2021, by Walt Hickey and is on the businessinsider website: “The Annoyance Engine: Spam robocalls became profitable scams by exploiting the phone system, but you can stop them.”
The second article was written April 9, 2021, by Mark MacCarthy and is on the Forbes website: “The Supreme Court Just Gutted A Thirty-Year-Old Law Against Robocalls.”
Next time you hear a state or U.S. Congress person talk you might ask them about stopping robocalls. Maybe you’ll find which side butters their bread.
You might consider the way the Supreme Court uses commas and selects words to make their decisions. They don’t always consider the many or as they say when you go into a court of law, leave your common sense at the entrance.
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