Those are very proper questions . As you answered mine, I'll answer yours:

(What do I want them to do?)  How about enforcing the TOS that they have everyone sign and pay for when accepting their cellular service.

(It's not Verizon's fault they got your number....)  Ever heard of "Robo Calls"?  I guess not or you would have seen I was not blaming Verizon for "getting my number" but was having a Lackluster policy about FCC regulations pertaining to violations of the "Do Not Call List".

(Do you have your number on Facebook?)   No, I don't. My number is only given to friends, and companies I have applied to. But, once again, if you read my posting, it was a robo call.

(Blah blah blah.  Just block the number.)  If you had actually read my post, you would have saw the numbers CHANGE. Which means When I block that number, the same company calls back a few minutes later using another "Verizon number". So, if they never use the same number over, How does blocking that number seem effective?

(...you could just answer it and tell them to remove you from the calling list.)  How do you tell a computer to place you on the "List" when the only way to get to a real representative is to "press 1"? For all of you who knows law, when you "press 1" you officially "accept the call" thus negating your claim the call is considered "unsolicited". So, when you talk with the company to be placed on the "Do Not Call", even if you are already on their list to "not be called", you accepted the call , making them no longer in "Violation" for calling you.

I really hope you do not work for Verizon. If you do, I REALLY hope your response is not one that gets randomly picked for your "6-month review".