The Journal Gazette reports that complaints about unsolicited calls are
dropping, but the Indiana Attorney General’s Office still gets thousands of
complaints a year.
More than half of the 14,000 do-not-call complaints the state received last
year involved robocalls, which are automated calls without a person on the
other end of the line.
Two years ago, the state received about 1,000 complaints regarding robocalls
each month, but the monthly tally has dropped to 550.
Since January, nearly 4,000 complaints were registered for any type of
unsolicited call.