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Automated,phone blitz

Posted by violinist3 on June 9, 2021 at 22:15:39:
Im being blitzed by telemarketers. I can tell quickly because my area code is outside my normal area codes. Whenever I see a call originating from (760), then I'm pretty sure I'm getting a telemarketer. I noticed that nearly half of them originate In Escondido CA.,so I save all the numbers. There are blocks of numbers that ere very close to each other. I'm planning on a blitz of my own by figuring out what numbers in a block of numbers are not being used. Some of those unused numbers might receive a call (all numbers that do the calling,won't receive calls). If I can get a computer program that will constantly call these numbers then they might not be able to call out. I'm not sure of the legality of this plan but it would be exciting to make it work.