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Just last week, 8,278 people got Nomorobo protection!

My husband and I considered cutting service to our landline before NOMOROBO. Thank you for giving us some peace in our own home.
— Cathy, Nov 29th, 9:11am
I love this feature but wish it was able to do away with even the 1 ring. There have been instances where a legitimate company was trying to call but we're blocked as a robo call. I've learned to give them my cell number.
— Deborra A, Nov 29th, 9:12am
For every action there's a reaction, Nomorobocalls!
— D F, Nov 29th, 9:51am
GREAT
— Mary, Nov 29th, 9:56am

Overall I am very happy with your service. However, I want to point out that it is not 100% effective. Specifically, during the election season from about September through the election in early November, we noticed that robocalls for political surveys frequently got through your technology. Of course, now that the elections are over, we are no longer being bothered. But, is there some reason why those calls could not be stopped?
— Jon K, Nov 29th, 9:57am
I think it has helped, but quite a few numbers (including Gallup) get through with a single ring, which is less annoying than talking to them, but very annoying, nonetheless because these callers tend to call every day. I suspect this has something to do with the fact that I use Vonage SimulRing to call my home and cell at the same time, but I'm not sure. I've learned that reporting a problem has no effect (but, heck, you're offering a free service, so ...), which I why I didn't bother.Of course, the 2014 political campaign season was still unbearable, and I don't look forward to 2016, but I think your service is a great help, and I appreciate it.
— Carol S, Nov 29th, 10:05am
Fantastic! My phone has numerous single rings daily as Nomorobo kills them. Suggestion: During the next election cycle can we block the surveys, get out the vote and money requests?
— Ward G, Nov 29th, 10:58am
90% effective! Thank you. The phone may ring once, and we can ignore that.
— Chip S, Nov 29th, 11:04am