Register your number in the National Do Not Call Registry:
<https://www.donotcall.gov/default.aspx>
If the calls persist for more than 30 days, file a Complaint:
<https://www.donotcall.gov/Complain/ComplainCheck.aspx>
More information:
<http://www.fcc.gov/cgb/consumerfacts/tcpa.html>

yes, I just posted ftc and fcc info on wire and wireless
calls on misc.consumers.

see the fcc site about telemarketing to cellphone numbers:

http://ftp.fcc.gov/cgb/policy/telemarketing.html

the fcc pages also have online entry to file a complaint for
a telemarketer calling your cellphone.

provide all the info you have on the company.  You will get
a confirmation for your complaint.  The calls won't
instantly stop, but the fcc does investigate complaints and
does levy large fines for companies repeatedly being
reported for violations.

tell them you filed an fcc complaint for the last call to a
cellphone and will be reporting this and future calls too.

if during a call, you specifically tell them this is a
cellphone, and "please add this number to your no call list"
any future call is a violation. report them if they hang up,
or tell you they have no "no call list".  some states allow
small claims court filing for $400-$500 for wasting your
minutes and time.  But collecting on your judgment may not
be easy.  Google for hints on collecting, larger national
companies will actually pay the judgment when presented to them.

-larry / dallas

Automated cellphone calling by telemarketers is FTC-prohibited.  Report
them!