(713) 270-4915 is a Robocall
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Just last week, 8,258 people got Nomorobo protection!

I am more than likely to recommend Nomorobo to my friends - I have already done it. They like it as much as I do. I have to admit I was skeptical at first especially after the general failure of the Do Not Call list. Nomorobo works great. Since the product works so well I wonder if statistics are kept as to the origins of the calls. If so, can that information be shared with the FCC and other government agencies so maybe some of the offenders can be shut down.
— Phil P, Nov 29th, 9:28am
I can't believe how many robo calls NOMOROBO has blocked especially at dinner time and on weekends. Also, during the recent elections. Hearing these politicians on TV was bad enough, getting calls was even worse.Thank You for your service.
— Carl, Nov 29th, 9:28am
As the na name states no more annoying calls Thank you!
— Louise, Nov 29th, 9:58am
Absolutely great!
— Dick C, Nov 29th, 10:07am

we love I, 'especially at election time. I got to eat dinner without interuptions.
— RON, Nov 29th, 10:32am
Awesome service. I had already used up my 20 numbers AT&T allows me to block from my land line and could never block this one number from calling me. It always came up as the number "1" and did not list a number I could block. AT&T software would not allow me to block just the number "1" and since I signed up for Nomorobo I no longer receive calls from them. Excellent service!
— Trent M, Nov 29th, 11:14am
Nomorobo has restored the peaceful dinner hour to our home. It was especially terrific around Election Day when all the fake celebrity recordings are flooding the phone lines. We skipped them all! Thanks, NOMOROBO!
— Mary J, Nov 29th, 1:17pm
I worked in communications for 35 years, and this is one of the greatest technology programs ever invented to specifically help the consumer. Keep up the good work. Maybe some day the call will not have to even ring the consumer's phone even once.
— Ronald P, Nov 29th, 2:33pm