[billbears]

I know... people whom want or expect personal privacy and simply want to be left alone are now cry babies?

If they depend on the government for that, yes. Beyond a shadow of a doubt. If they choose to purchase one of the many products available offered by a company instead of whining to the government, then no

[KineticKitty]

Nope, I shouldn't have to pay one red cent to keep these leeches from intruding into my personal time and home all the while they are calling me on my phone... which I pay for.

A simple no call list government ran or not, is not "crying", it is a simple request or statement. "LEAVE ME ALONE, I AM NOT INTERESTED IN YOUR CRAP, DON'T BOTHER ME TO BEGIN WITH"

Someone made a wonderful point, if this list is putting people's jobs on the line by helping them to avoid the people who do not want to do any business with them, then how is this creating hardship? Hypothetically wouldn't it save more time and money for them by enabling them to call other people who are more inclined to buy their junk?

[steve-b]

Repeal the laws against burglary! If you don't want strangers in your house, hire a security guard -- don't whine to the government police!

Sheesh.