(619) 393-3228 is a Robocall
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Just last week, 8,252 people got Nomorobo protection!
I appreciate it, though it is not perfect -- some marketers continue to find their way through the blocks.
— Aileen, Nov 29th, 9:21amLove it. I am appalled at how many robocalls we get. The only problem is with Skype calls fr my army son. Now I can tell you what happens on the caller end..nothing, just disconnects.
— Judy S, Nov 29th, 9:26amAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH the feeling of contentment when the phone only rings ONCE!!!! thank you nomorobo.we tell everyone...................
— Happy I, Nov 29th, 9:28amThanks for making Nomorobo an important and useful option. It is a shame that Verizon (Mid Atlantic Maryland) no longer provides a similar service as they once did.It seems the phone company has a preference in favor of commerical interests over residential customers regarding robocall blocking. I have benefited by the 'one ring cut-off' of robocallers but wish it was a "no-ring". You provide a customer service that easily surpasses the phone company or government protection against such increasing intrusions on privacy.
— Jeff W, Nov 29th, 9:46amWith Nomorobo we hear our telephone ring once and then no more, and we know that one more robocall has been condemned to the robocall trash heap! Such a joy!
— Bill K, Nov 29th, 10:34amLove Love Love It! Always talking about it! Thank you.Please find a way to get rid of telemarketers because The Do Not Call List is useless!
— Linda H, Nov 29th, 11:38amI think it is great. Have told numerous people about your service. Now I never reach for the phone uintil I hear a second ring.
— Robert R, Nov 29th, 11:48amThank you, thank you! And you even block a lot of the political garbage. Fantabulous!
— Anonymous, Nov 29th, 11:59am