[ejs]

Does that really seem to be the best solution to your problem? Will that even solve your problem?

[aneesh → ejs]

Agreed. That would only lead to ...

"I got the phone number of some guy that continually keeps spamming my inbox. Is there a company I can submit their phone number to so that they get a barrage of telemarketers calling their phone?"

[ciscoriordan]

Just slip it into a post on some popular forums, I'm sure the bots will pick it up on their own.

[kingnothing]

If you're on the do not call list, you could just sue them. It's pretty much a guaranteed win unless you've done business with them recently.

On the other hand, you could ask them to remove you from their call list -- as far as I know, they're legally obligated to do so.

[aneesh]

This won't work if they already have your cell phone, but in the future, get a GrandCentral number and only give that out, so you can always block someone if they get annoying.

[KB]

I'm fairly certain you can list your cell number on the national do not call list.

https://donotcall.gov/

[dc2k08]

you could take the guy's advice over at 419eater. read the first question. http://419eater.com/html/baiting.htm