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` py -m jaraco.develop.report-spam-call 202-555-1212 `
It uses Splinter to automate the process of reporting a spam call through the donotcall.gov website.
It might be overly tuned to a specific class of calls, so feel free to propose extensions to the process to suit more needs.
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