If you're tired of getting solicitations on your cell phone or house phones, then you can pre-register with the State Attorney General to be part of the FTC's new Do Not Call List.
It's simple. You just put the name that the phone number is registered under, and the phone numbers you want to put on this list, and when the program goes into effect, your number will be on the FTC's Do Not Call List.
Californians: If you want to register or to read more about it go here: http://nocall.doj.state.ca.us/
I've already registered. It takes less than a minute.
EDIT: It's a national program, so check your own state websites to see if they offer the same program
As somf was so kind to link us to, there are other states that offer this pre-registration program as well. To see if your state offers this check here: http://privacycorps.com/pages/state_donotcall.htm?source=Odonotcalllist
If your state doesn't offer this, but you're interested in this system, it will be coming to you as well soon (Californians are just more important right now ) and you can check it out here: www.ftc.gov/donotcall
It's simple. You just put the name that the phone number is registered under, and the phone numbers you want to put on this list, and when the program goes into effect, your number will be on the FTC's Do Not Call List.
Californians: If you want to register or to read more about it go here: http://nocall.doj.state.ca.us/
I've already registered. It takes less than a minute.
EDIT: It's a national program, so check your own state websites to see if they offer the same program

As somf was so kind to link us to, there are other states that offer this pre-registration program as well. To see if your state offers this check here: http://privacycorps.com/pages/state_donotcall.htm?source=Odonotcalllist
If your state doesn't offer this, but you're interested in this system, it will be coming to you as well soon (Californians are just more important right now ) and you can check it out here: www.ftc.gov/donotcall