Q: Can I file a civil suit and/or criminal suit in Georgia over constant phone harassment from a non profit organizations.

A: In Florida, dealing with constant phone harassment from a non-profit organization can be both frustrating and disruptive. You have the right to take legal action in such situations.

For the civil suit aspect, you could potentially file a lawsuit for harassment or invasion of privacy. Documenting the frequency of the calls, your requests to be removed from the call list, and the organization’s failure to comply is important. This evidence will support your case.

Regarding a criminal suit, while you can't file a criminal suit directly as an individual, you can report the harassment to law enforcement. They can investigate and potentially pursue charges if the behavior constitutes a criminal offense under Georgia or Florida law.

Another step you can take is to file a complaint with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) or the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), as these organizations oversee and regulate telecommunications and can take action against entities that violate telemarketing laws.

Considering you've already asked multiple times to be removed from their call list, and the calls have persisted, seeking legal advice would be a prudent step. An attorney can advise you on the most effective course of action, whether it's a lawsuit, a criminal complaint, or a regulatory approach.

It’s important to know that you have options and rights in this situation. Taking legal action can help put an end to this harassment and potentially prevent it from happening to others.