They got them…
The Federal Communications Commission issued a $300 million fine – it’s largest ever – against a robocall operation offering extended vehicle warranties.
The FCC earlier had devised a plan with cell phone companies to block five billion of the unwanted calls, according to FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel. It helped decrease the number of auto warranty calls by 99%.
“At one point, it seemed like these calls were everywhere. They were more than just a nuisance. That’s because this scheme flooding our lines marketing fake car warranties was part of a scam to gain access to our personal and financial information,” FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel said in a prepared statement.
She said the fine, announced in early August, was the commission’s largest.
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Their names are Roy M. Cox and Aaron Michael Jones. Literally just two guys called every freaking person on the planet!
h/t Nobody You Know