(267) 371-2203 is a Life Insurance Robocall
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Just last week, 8,268 people got Nomorobo protection!

it has been a mindsaver........the phone may ring once and the call is caught!!! it has lessened the amount of calls dramatically!!! Thanks Nomorobo, you are the first line of defense against annoying robo calls!!
— Bob B, Nov 29th, 9:12am
It works great.I have reccomended to family and friends.
— Tim K, Nov 29th, 9:41am
I have already posted your information on next door.com which is a community bulletin board. Hopefully you will get a few more subscribers. I have received some very positive responses from my post.
— Dave M, Nov 29th, 9:43am
Although at first I was leery of installing Nomorobo, it proved its value immediately. The phone rang - once - then stopped. Just as promised. Caller ID showed an unknown number. Since that first call, I can't tell you how many others it has stopped my phone from ringing off the hook. Continuous unwanted calls are quite stressful. This technology works.
— Leslie, Nov 29th, 10:14am

Great for those calls that it actually stops coming through; but, more and more have obviously figured out how to avoid "nomorobo".
— Alex M, Nov 29th, 10:22am
It works as described and eliminates robo calls but not not necessary automated calls like some appointment reminders and alerts from my town.
— Fred S, Nov 29th, 10:57am
I admire the design, I rely on its reliability, and I much appreciate the service it provides. Now, if the FCC would just expand this to the entire Do Not Call List!! Because their list is generally ignored by the aggravators & scammers, your technology and better/faster effort by FCC to add numbers to the list, would give America have an enforced system! FCC should have paid you an award 20 times greater for your devising a solution they could not. Many Thanks!
— M M, Nov 29th, 11:54am
I like the service but I still get calls from computers claiming to be able to save energy costs or offering security systems. Aren't these robocalls? Why aren't they blocked?
— Peter Z, Nov 29th, 12:01pm