Another aggressive telemarketer is getting punished.  

The Federal Communications Commission on Wednesday fined robocaller Philip Roesel and his companies more than $82 million for illegal caller ID spoofing. Roesel made more than 21 million robocalls over a three-month period from late 2016 through early 2017, according to an FCC release.  

Roesel used his companies, Wilmington Insurance Quotes and Best Insurance Contracts, to market health insurance and generate leads for insurance products he sold, the FCC said. Spoofing a robocall means someone else's phone number is displayed when a telemarketer makes calls. The practice makes it hard to annoyed consumers to make complaints and difficult for police to track him down.