(617) 670-0256 is a Robocall
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Just last week, 8,256 people got Nomorobo protection!

Most amazing service ever. Most of the calls have stopped, we can now enjoy family time without the phone ringing.
— Linda, Nov 29th, 9:12am
I am still getting some robo calls, why?
— Pat, Nov 29th, 9:57am
I am very pleased. I had used all the blocks I could with at&t. Now I have peace of mind everyday knowing someone else is receiving these calls. I have heard so much on the news how people are scammed by these calls and I did not want to be a statistic. Thanks so much for Nomorobo.
— Sue M, Nov 29th, 10:00am
I am so happy I found out about Nomorobo when we started our business. We were getting robocalls on the busy customer service phone line multiple times a day. I feel confident that Nomorobo blocks at least 90% of these calls that can't be avoided otherwise. It saves me so much time and nerve, I can't tell you how much I appreciate your service.
— Natalia, Nov 29th, 10:19am

it seems to work seamlessly and it seems to do its one job quite well--which is all i want it to do.
— Frank C, Nov 29th, 10:28am
Love it. it needs to block unavailble call listings as well.
— Paul, Nov 29th, 10:36am
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.
— Michael, Nov 29th, 10:51am
It's Great !I saw it on a news report from a consumer reporter, I caught just the end of the report. The reporter said there was a new thing out called "Nomorobo", that worked better than the "do not call list".I googled "Nomorobo" it's been "Blissful Silence" ever since.
— Patrick A, Nov 29th, 10:57am