National political do not contact registry

Added: 11-07-2007
Author: Braden Harris
Category: Telecommunications

If you have registered your phone number for the National Do Not Call Registry you can protect your number from telemarketers much, but relieved, research scientists, and political organizations. Although most, this may seem reasonable, it can be a problem when some individuals / organizations to make use permit from the Registry and phone messages or using the original records. These practices are often used by some political parties during elections.

Because of the fact that many American voters under automated political message, a push-election, and even political seal made calls to their mobile phone, the group decided to build a non-profit National Political Do Not Contact Registry, a registry that the struggle for the name of the American electorate.

The National Political Do Not Contact Registry is considering the same principle as a Do Not Call Registry, and the plan has been developed by the Citizens Civil Discourse (CCD), a group of ordinary citizens dedicated to improving the level of political debate in America. CCD believes that U.S. citizens tired of negative campaigning and they want a country with leaders who actually deal with many difficult issues facing the American nation and the world.

If the Federal Do Not Call Registry, you can register your phone number (both landline and mobile) and the National Political Do Not Contact Registry for free. To register, you can not only end the political calls unwanted that may disrupt (and expensive if your phone call), but also let your representative know that you have no intention to vote for them if they had no intention to listen to you.

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