Every day, I receive one phone call from a home improvement company. The other day the caller said he was from Laguna Beach. They give a line how I was in their store 10 months ago, and how I was so "sweet" to them that they were following up with this phone call. I told them never to call again, to f*ck themselves, etc. but they still keep coming back.

I do a star-69 to trace the call, and it's ALWAYS a disconnected number.

Here is what you can expect to happen if you file a complaint at http://www.donotcall.gov :

From the web page "National Do Not Call Registry" at
http://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/0108-national-do-not-call-registry :

"What happens to my complaint?"
"Do not call complaints will be entered into the FTC?s Consumer Sentinel system, a secure online database available to more than 1,000 civil and criminal law enforcement agencies. While the FTC does not resolve individual consumer problems, your complaint will help us investigate the company and could lead to law enforcement action."

One thing you might do is investigate whether your state also has a DNC registry.  Often state laws are less lenient towards telemarketers and state attorneys general are more eager to take up your cause in situations like this.  For example, see http://ago.mo.gov/newsreleases/2013/Attorney_ ... is_No_Call_law/

If you follow the link to the Missouri Attorney General's office, you can see what resulted when he's sued other people and firms under that state's DNC laws, which I understand to have much more teeth in them than the federal law.

Why did we take the time to be put onto the "DO NOT CALL LIST" if no one pays any attention to it.  I get at a minimum 15 calls a week for home improvements.  What does the do not call list accomplish?????

Why is our government protecting people like this?  Where are our rights to put a stop to these unending spam calls?

annoyed by this caller - 714-520-2970.

Call and hang up.  No doubt the "home improvement" scammers are at it again. New number, same old annoyance.