Robo Calls And Dollar Signs
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Nate Shelman Show
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How tired of scam calls are you? Well, Idaho Attorney General Labrador has joined a lawsuit against an Arizona company that made billions of illegal robo scam calls to people on the no call list. Nate Shelman asks: If you were to receive money for each robo scam call you have received in the past five years, how much per call would you want? (5/31/23, 4p-5p)
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