Replying to spam calls or texts is risky in itself, since it validates the number, which can then be sold. Spammers often don't worry about the do-not-call list. I'm on AT&T, which charges you to block calls, and spammers will then use a different number. If I don't know or recognize a number, I tend not to answer it. There is a small ray of hope, in that iOS7 will, at long last, include a blocking feature.
--- In apple-iphone@yahoogroups.com, Carolann Martin <hocket1@...> wrote:
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> Do what I did. I keep my landline home phone just for that use. I hardly ever get anything on my landline except spam calls which I usually don't answer. I figure that if it is important they could leave a message. I almost never get spam on my iPhone. But I think I would if I didn't have the home number. Then I use that number when asked for a phone number on a website so that number gets distributed instead of my iPhone number.
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