WASHINGTON (DPI) ) - In an unexpected move, the Federal Trade Commission's "Do Not Call" list was sold to telemarketing giant Glomar Telecommunications earlier in the week. The list had accumulated well over 10 million unique phone numbers in under a week, a number that normally takes thousands of credit card applications and music club subscriptions to gather. The deal has apparently given the federal government nearly $2 billion for the numbers. "If we had told people what the list was really for, it would have taken much longer to reach 25 million numbers," said FTC spokesman Randall Wiswell.

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Yeah - who saw that coming?

Is that from The Onion or BBSpot?

LOL!! Yeah - ya got me. The Daily Probe... same difference.

Hahaha, that is funny. Would be even funnier if it really happened! :P

How about a link to the Probe?

Actually, the (DPI) in the article is a hot link. But here it is anyway... http://www.dailyprobe.com/

oooo....i was beginning to be

Had me going for a minute.

thats coz u woman and gulable

And you like trouble

yer...sad thing is u carnt do anything about it beeing weak and all

Maybe....but i know people, big musclely guys...

Bob, man, you gotta watch what you say. She'll go mental and cut off your child making parts. So much for any little kingbobs...god thats a scary thought

*sides with bob*

ive saved loads already for an army of little bobs


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its good beeing in uk no one phones u up for no reason anyway
unless its ur mum