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Phone Scam Alert!

(804) 523-3193 is a Medicare Robocall

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  • Transcript Hello. Hey, this is Ellie with smart alarms. How are you today?
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  • Call Activity High Last detected 1 day ago

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We love it! The first few days after we activated it my husband and I were amazed and now most of the calls have stopped. Thank you

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It is wonderful!!!! Can't Thank You enough Aaron.It is a pleasure not getting those annoying calls any longer.Thanks again!!!!

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LOVE IT!!!!When my phone rings one time and stops I am reminded and I know that NOMOROBO is picking up the call.I am also finding that the callers are using a different number to call back and NOMOROBO is picking it.Unfortunately my cell service Verizon ,is not one of the carriers of NOMOROBO.THANK YOU!!!!!

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still getting numerous calls every day. Number always changes. Your service didnt help as far as i can see. thanks for trying.

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