DEMING - Robocalls are the top consumer complaint received by the Federal Communications Commission. Last month New Mexicans received more than 18 million robocalls, nearly half of which were scam calls.
To help consumers avoid unwanted robocalls, spoofing and phone scams, the FCC now allows phone companies to block unwanted robocalls by default based on reasonable call analytics.
The FCC is hosting consumer education events about unwanted calls and other topics of interest, as part of the FCC Rural Tour.
In Deming, the FCC will hold public meetings, Thursday January 30th at 9am at the Chamber of Commerce office 800 East Pine and at the Senior Center 800 S. Granite at 11a.m. and 2 p.m..
The public is invited to attend and cover the Rural Tour events in your area. To schedule a one-on-one meeting with FCC Consumer Affairs and Outreach Division Chief Lyle Ishida. Call (202) 418-0997.
To help consumers avoid unwanted robocalls, spoofing and phone scams, the FCC now allows phone companies to block unwanted robocalls by default based on reasonable call analytics.
The FCC is hosting consumer education events about unwanted calls and other topics of interest, as part of the FCC Rural Tour.
In Deming, the FCC will hold public meetings, Thursday January 30th at 9am at the Chamber of Commerce office 800 East Pine and at the Senior Center 800 S. Granite at 11a.m. and 2 p.m..
The public is invited to attend and cover the Rural Tour events in your area. To schedule a one-on-one meeting with FCC Consumer Affairs and Outreach Division Chief Lyle Ishida. Call (202) 418-0997.
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