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  • Transcript Hello. I am good. Thank you. So the new Trump administration has changed the Medicare policies for your state. Of Texas to proceed with checking your available benefits. I just need to confirm you have both Medicare parts A and B, right? Well, I was asking if you have both part a and B of Medicare. Let us talk about this some other time, thanks.
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I am selecting 10 because I am assuming it is working as advertised. One of the problems with something like Nomorobo is that there really isn't a control to tell how well it is working. I am pretty sure I am still getting robocalls, certainly around the elections and at other times. What I don't know is how many less I am getting because of Nomorobo. I think ti is a great idea and I hope it is working as advertised. The only way I could no for sure is if I did not get any of these calls and I do not think that is the case.

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We live it.

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Love Nomorobo! When the phone rings these days, I don't jump at the first ring like I used to. I wait to see if the call is zapped before letting it interrupt me or waste my time.

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It has significantly improved our home atmosphere. The product really works!

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What a blessing to hear only one ring! The best gift I can give anyone is to introduce them to Nomorobo.

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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.

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Love it! Only one ring does it all. Wish you could stop all non-human originated calls.

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This is a service of the telephone company, right? They provide the phone service and they are the ones to ensure they are used properly, right?No?The telephone company doesn't care if their service is used by scammers and annoying callers?They provide a Caller ID so we can decide if we want to accept the call? But only if we go to the phone and examine the caller and number? We still gotta go to the phone, right? Why can't somebody just intersept those calls and stop the ringing?Somebody did?! And it wasn't the phone company?An independent service? And it's free?THANKS! Nomorobo! You enhanced our quality of life and for bringing peace to so many >>> you should receive the Nobel Peace Prize.

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