Having multiple people report a claim is good. Also, capturing screenshots etc. of everything you find,since they have a tendency to change and disappear quickly :)
Unlikely. They know all about this already. I'd recommend contacting your member of congress. Also, it's the FCC, not the FTC, who regulates phone companies.
I'm familiar with the targeting technology that's being rolled out and the people/companies involved with the project. They've extensively briefed both FCC and FTC plus key members of congress, and have received a tacit blessing to proceed because of a double-blind hardware technology involved to limit the identification of individuals, and the measures taken so far to alert consumers.
Not to say that it's good or bad to do this. But a company like verizon isn't going to proceed without covering their ass from a regulatory perspective.
The process might take a while, but they eventually get results. They rely on the public to report incidents:
http://www.ftc.gov/multimedia/video/scam-watch/file-a-compla...
Having multiple people report a claim is good. Also, capturing screenshots etc. of everything you find,since they have a tendency to change and disappear quickly :)