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Yet another automated robocall.

Repeatedly calls me 6 or even 10 times every day. I just let my fax machine answer the phone when these people call

I ignore pathetic calls from mystery callers who basically say they arent even in my area.

This woman really bugs me. She says very loudmouth things

Repeatedly calls me five or even 10 times every day. I just let my fax machine answer the phone when these jerks call

I ignore stupid calls from male callers who basically say they arent even in my area.

These sales cales are, quite frankly, insane. They dont listen to what I say, no matter how clearly phrased.

ROBOCALL from some sort of political candidate. I hate these jerks