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Nuisance Call
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Nuisance Call
An unsolicited, unwanted phone call. Nuisance calls include cold calls from telemarketers, prank calls and even threatening calls. The latter two may be illegal depending on the jurisdiction. One may opt out of nuisance calls from telemarketers and others by placing his/her number on a do-not-call list.


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Byline: Rob Kennedy ASERIAL hoax caller is back behind bars after making nuisance calls just two days after being released from an eight-year sentence for similar offences Robin Lowrie has plagued emergency services with malicious calls since 1996 and has only been at liberty for two months since 1999.
Byline: ROB KENNEDY A SERIAL hoax caller is back behind bars after making nuisance calls just two days after being released from an eight-year sentence for similar offences.
Byline: RUKI SAYID BRITAIN'S biggest credit card company was hit with a pounds 50,000 fine yesterday for plaguing customers with nuisance calls.
 
 
 
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