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Robocaller Warning!

(469) 437-9852 is a Robocall

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excellent tool

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Wonderfull!! Please get rid of political calls too, okay? :)We would pay for that service!

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I am still getting some robo calls, why?

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Love it. It has stopped all those annoying calls.

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Incredible. We smile, knowingly, when the phone rings ONCE (and one time, only) and the readout displays "Unknown Caller" or 800-***-****. Keep the server room nice and cool, 'cause "revenge is a dish best served cold..." :-)

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I signed up quite a while ago and it works great

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This software has reduced my nuisance calls by at least 75%. This is wonderful because, on average, I receive(d) 6 solicitation calls per day. It was especially helpful during campaign season.It was easy to set up through my cable phone service. Now I can't wait for the rollout of the cell phone blocker.Thank you for a wonderful product!

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