No. Teachers are spread too thin as it is. They don't do anything about it but it's not because they don't care, they just don't have the resources or time to care. Teaching is a stressful job and at the end of the day, which one matters more: Making sure you can correctly do your job next period, or dealing with a person who's going to deny everything and maybe even claim the complete opposite, thus making it an unwinnable situation and all the more stressful?
At the end of the day, the only thing that's going to stop a bully from bullying you is fighting back, whether that be physically or verbally. If you fight back and the 'bully' still continues, then you're doing something to annoy the 'bully' and they aren't actually a bully. Whether their actions towards you are justified or not is another matter. Children and even adults are mislabelled as bullies constantly. The word 'bully' has zero meaning, it's a word that holds no context. You can describe whatever you want as bullying, and people will believe you even if it isn't bullying. I spent most of my time at school being called a bully by teachers even though I and other people who were also called bullies were just responding to this person AND I had verbally and physically fought with people bigger or older than me multiple times, something a bully would never do. Bullies go after people smaller or weaker than them, either physically or mentally, hide behind rules, skirt around teachers and convince everyone but their victims that they do nothing wrong. If teachers and many students call someone a bully on a regular basis, chances are they aren't a bully. Teachers DON'T KNOW about a bully's behaviour, otherwise they wouldn't allow it to happen. If they claim to know about a bullying behaviour someone apparently is part of, that person is not a bully.
Moral of the story? People teachers usually regard as bullies are not bullies in most cases, and they have it completely wrong.
Back to the question, like I said at the beginning, no. I don't get bullied because I don't allow it to happen.