That seems like the grown-up thing to do.  Wow dude - bet you're excited for your middle-school graduation, huh?  Loser!

I have been doing the same but to our city prosecutor. If I get one that wants to schedule an in home estimate I have the local police station address as well as the # and address for the county lockup. I like your idea too. I should see if our local congress rep has a phone # in the same area code.

If the machine gets an answering machine it will not recieve the tone the phone company uses to designate that a phone line is not in service.

Now they are saying they are called Security Technologies... Same garbage different voice on the recording. When I spoke to the lady that identified herself as Tammy I greeted her and said This call is being recorded. She immediately hung up.

I am on the phone right now setting up an appointment with the security company that is using this telemarketing service. Nationwide Security, Wonder what company the tech will name tomorrow. Once I get the Bona Fide information from the local contractor, I'm going to demand $1,400, that's $50.00 per call for every call that I have received over the past two weeks. If they don't pay, its treble damages in small claims court. Our local judges rule against these telemarketers as a matter of routine. I have made a decent bundle of money lately by this tactic. Don't block, don't get mad, GET PAID.