(256) 486-6338 is a Robocall
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Most amazing service ever. Most of the calls have stopped, we can now enjoy family time without the phone ringing.
— Linda, Nov 29th, 9:12am
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it only works on some of calls its better but some calls still getting through
— Jay M, Nov 29th, 10:16am
Great service for all phone users. Not 100%, however, a huge improvement in warding off most robocalls.
— A. B, Nov 29th, 10:53am

We signed up for Nomorobo on our 2 landlines as soon as it became available to us, which was a little over a year ago. We cannot thank you enough for making our home robocall-free. We absolutely love the service. Every once in a while, a robocall gets through, but that is rare. On 2 phone lines for more than a year I think maybe a few calls got through. We are totally satisfied with Nomorobo and I have recommended it to others. I am looking forward to the day when this service is available on cell phones. Thank you so much for being innovative enough to have developed this service.
— Patricia, Nov 29th, 11:21am
Love it, only wish that it was offered in my senior Mother's area. She gets bombarded with robo calls.
— Chante', Nov 29th, 11:30am
I had been waiting for a long time for someone to step up and provide a solution to stopping all the annoying robo and scam calls I have been receiving. I even had to buy a new phone with a larger blocking capability. I don't understand why our carriers did not step up to eliminate this problem. Thanks for offering an alternative solution. It's been working great.
— Howard B, Nov 29th, 11:32am
It's great. We never answer on the first ring. If it's a robocall, it never rings twice.
— Gordon C, Nov 29th, 12:15pm