(410) 908-4247 is a Robocall
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Just last week, 8,251 people got Nomorobo protection!

Every time the phone rings once and stops, we smile and say, "Nomorobo!"
— Anonymous, Nov 29th, 9:15am
I don't know how anyone could live without this wonderful programming in the world of today! A million thanks for the caring and determination you put into this for all people, everywhere. While there is still much to be done on the scamming front...calls to my home from Robo sources average about 75 -80% of all my calls. Those folks calling blocks of numbers at one time and single Robo calls have finally met their match and I finally have some long needed peace! I recommend it every chance I get to everyone I know!
— Christiane B, Nov 29th, 9:25am
fantastic
— Anonymous, Nov 29th, 9:48am
Seems to work great! the calls we want come through, the rest get blocked after displaying the number on our FIOS TV screen.
— Thomas, Nov 29th, 10:32am

NOMOROBO has done a splendid job of blocking these idiots even when they spoof numbers. They are relentless! I have thanked you in the past and again expressing my appreciation for this service. When these calls get through by spoofing numbers we report them and you block them until they start using another number. The credit card people actually spoofed my own phone number as their identity to get me to pick up. I get 4 or 5 calls per day that NOMOROBO blocks at an 80% or better rate.
— Robert F, Nov 29th, 10:44am
There is only one word for Nomorobo.... (( FANTASTIC !!! )) ...Need I say more ??
— Robert H, Nov 29th, 11:36am
I will tell anyone that it works. Thank you. And when it comes to a time when this has to be financially supported, I'm in.
— Becker, Nov 29th, 1:08pm
It is terrific. I have recommended it to friends and family; unfortunately, some have Comcast and cannot make use of this wonderful program. The only thing better than the one ring--which is music to my ears--would be no rings. Who knows, maybe someday?
— Les, Nov 29th, 1:13pm