Have you received any of those annoying “AT&T DirecTV” scam phone calls? Possibly even, like, 100 of them? Michigan’s attorney general is trying to put a stop to the “illegal robocalls.”

Robocalls seem to have been growing in frequency around the U.S., and they are annoying and many can be traced back to elaborate scams.

This political season, the campaigns know the easiest way to reach you is through your phone, so you might be noticing more phone calls, emails and text messages. Some are even calling this year “the texting election.”The Trump campaign alone said it will send out more than a billion text messages by Election day. Now, texts from both political parties are flooding phones for voters who never signed up to receive them. However, that doesn’t guarantee you won’t continue to get text messages coming from different numbers. The Better Business Bureau says beware of texts soliciting campaign contributions because you can’t be certain the money is going to the candidate you want.