Getting spam calls?
It could be worth real money.

Log the calls. Keep the proof. Federal law allows $500 per qualifying violation and up to $1,500 if knowing or willful.

14 days free · Cancel anytime · Not a law firm

Example case

Alex · Solar calls

$2,000 hypothetical
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Jordan · Warranty calls

$3,000 hypothetical
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Sam · Robocalls

$1,500 hypothetical
Example case

Taylor · Insurance calls

$2,500 hypothetical
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Casey · Repeat calls

$1,000 hypothetical

Fictional customer scenarios · Hypothetical amounts, not actual results or estimates.
Examples use $500 per alleged violating call; eligibility and recovery depend on the facts and attorney review.

Spam calls, documented clearly

Can you get paid for spam calls?

Sometimes an unwanted call may support a claim under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA). The details matter: consent, the type of call, the caller, whether a recording was used, and what happened after you asked them to stop.

DontCallMeXYZ helps you build a clean record of spam calls, robocalls, telemarketing calls, and unwanted texts so you can understand what you have and take it to a qualified attorney. It is a documentation tool—not a law firm, legal advice, or a promise that any call is compensable.

Read the federal statute ↗Spam calls guide →Can spam calls be worth money? →

What may matter

Caller identity, consent, call type, prerecorded messages, your Do Not Call status, and whether you asked the caller to stop.

What to save

Record the date, time, number, company, product, words used, voicemail, and screenshots while the details are fresh.

What we do not promise

A spam call is not automatically a legal violation. An attorney must review the facts, deadlines, jurisdiction, and evidence.

Common spam call questions

Are all robocalls illegal?

No. The answer depends on the purpose of the call, consent, the caller, and other facts. Sales robocalls without the required permission can be treated differently from purely informational calls.

What should I do after an unwanted call?

Hang up, avoid pressing buttons, preserve the caller ID and voicemail, write down what happened, and report suspected illegal calls to the FTC or the appropriate agency.

How does a spam call log help?

A consistent log turns scattered screenshots and memories into a timeline that can help you—and later an attorney—review the facts.

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Built around your evidence

A small habit that
can make a real difference.

DoNotCallMe turns scattered screenshots and half-remembered calls into a timeline you can understand—and a lawyer can review quickly.

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Building a clear record

4 calls in 12 months

Number was on the DNC list

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Log it while it’s fresh.

Take a screenshot, attach a voicemail, or add the call in under 30 seconds.

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See what may matter.

We flag facts from your own log—never a promise that you’re owed anything.

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Share when you’re ready.

Review a clean case file before you choose whether to send it to an attorney.

Put every unwanted call
in one clear place.

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