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We can block up to five numbers on the "block-creation" webpage, which I use to block scam-telemarketers. However, the blocks that are used against telemarketing numbers "expire."
Why doesn’t the expiration date Update when I re-visit the "block-creation" webpage, or at least when I add a new number to it? I just added another scam-telemarketer-number, today's date is March 21, and the "block-creation" webpage still says the blocks will expire on April 19, less than 30 days away. Apparently, additional scam-telmarketing blocks do not get the full 90 days promised by the directions on the "block-creation" webpage. Must I set an alarm for April 19 to remind myself to re-activate these blocks?
Why must Verizon limit the number of scam-telemarketing numbers I may block to “five?” Does Verizon promise that I won't be bothered by more than 5 numbers? If that is a promise, then you broke your promise; sorry.
Why must Verizon allow blocks on scam-telemarketers to “expire?” Doesn't that provide an advantage for scam-telemarketers and a disadvantage for your customers?
I would like to see an exceptional augmentation of scam-telemarketing protection for VZW customers.
Assuming telemarketing-scams are illegal, can Verizon use more of their vast resources to help law enforcement act against telemarketers? For instance, the first step might be that when a customer blocks a phone number, there could be a check-box for the customer to confirm and red-flag that the number being blocked is a scam-telemarketer.
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