Save It. Track It. Fight Back.
Document unwanted calls and texts in a detailed timeline, or upload your evidence in one batch. Save your progress and submit everything for a free case review.

Before You Begin
A few quick questions before you build your timeline
These questions help determine whether this tool is appropriate for your current situation.
Are you a Florida resident?
Fischetti Law Group is currently reviewing Spam Call & Text Timeline submissions from Florida residents.
We're currently only able to review Florida residents.
Fischetti Law Group is currently accepting Spam Call & Text Timeline submissions from Florida residents. We are unable to review your timeline through this tool at this time.
Is your phone number registered on the National Do Not Call Registry?
Select the answer that best describes the phone number receiving the unwanted calls or texts.
Opens the official National Do Not Call Registry website in a new tab.
Build a detailed timeline or bulk upload all your evidence. Skip any details you don't know.
Your Timeline
Add as many calls, texts, or voicemails as needed before submitting.
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Your saved calls, texts, voicemails, and supporting evidence will appear here as you add them.
Have another unwanted call or text? Add each event separately to complete your timeline.
Free Case Review
Submit Your Spam Timeline
Complete the form below. Your qualification answers, timeline summary, totals, event information, and securely uploaded evidence will be connected to your submission automatically.
Privacy: Timeline details are saved in this browser so you can return and continue later. Evidence files attached to an event are securely uploaded to Fischetti Law Group's website server when that event is saved. Your completed timeline is not submitted for case review until you submit the case-review form. Avoid using a shared or public device.
Legal disclaimer: This tool is provided for informational and recordkeeping purposes only. Using the tool or submitting information does not create an attorney-client relationship, guarantee representation, establish that a law was violated, or guarantee compensation. An attorney must review the specific facts of your situation. Do not include Social Security numbers, financial account information, medical information, or other highly sensitive personal information.