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Robocaller Warning!

(334) 239-9773 is a Robocall

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Just last week, 8,264 people got Nomorobo protection!

It works well to bad it did not pick up election calls. There are also donation calls that slip through. Over all I would not ant to give it up.

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My husband and I considered cutting service to our landline before NOMOROBO. Thank you for giving us some peace in our own home.

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I love this feature but wish it was able to do away with even the 1 ring. There have been instances where a legitimate company was trying to call but we're blocked as a robo call. I've learned to give them my cell number.

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Since about 80% of my phone calls on my land-line are from unwanted sources, Nomorobo is a wonderful service. It, at least, eliminates 40 - 50% of my unwanted calls. Thank you

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Thank you

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MOST EXCELLENT app. It truly works.

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Absolutely great!

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Until we signed up for Nomorobo we were plagued with solicitation calls. Although they still call we no longer have to look at caller ID to determine whether we needed to ignore or answer.

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