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Robocaller Warning!

(775) 737-0141 is a Robocall

Be cautious.

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  • Call Activity Low Last detected 4 months ago

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It is the greatest thing. I smile every time the phone rings once and stops. Love it.

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Every time my phone rings once and then no more rings, it' like heaven! Before Nomorobo I'd listen to it ring over and over and over until they stopped. As soon as I saw this on my local CBS station (KMOV - St. Louis) I immediately signed up and have been singing it's praises to anyone who'd listen. To say that I LOVE this is an understatement -- I ADORE it!!

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Already referred it to an elderly neighbor - GREAT service!

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It's great, however, we still get one ring before robocall rejects the unwanted call. It cuts down on the annoyance but I sure wish it would eliminate that one ring.

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Love it

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Love it. It has stopped all those annoying calls.

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It has ended more than half of my robo calls. Hope you are working on the other half.

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I don't get as many calls, but I'm still receiving them. Would like to stop them ALL!

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