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It's great we have very few calls than get by the system.

Nomorobo has brought telephone peace to our home. I've recommended this to many of our friends. Thank you

We are so grateful to Nomorobo for protecting us from these intrusive calls and scammers. We were bothered morning, noon and night and on weekends and holidays too. We can't thank you enough.

Great Service! Thanks! Out of six calls on my phone last Wednesday four were blocked by you folks. I checked them out on Google and they were all scammers.

Satisfaction # 1: Hearing the phone ring only once and knowing the caller is history.Satisfaction # 2: Reporting callers that did bother me. Thank you many times a week. I have told lots of people about Nomorobo.

Nomorobo is AWESOME!!!Most people go to work outside the home, so they're not aware of how many calls are coming into their home during the day, unless the caller leaves a voicemail or the person proactively reviews their caller ID log. As for me, I work from home, so I hear our phone ring, and always screen the calls by looking at the caller ID. With this last political campaign, we were receiving a MINIMUM of 4 calls a day from various political groups, and that's on top of the usual telemarketing calls that we get. Some days our phone was ringing every hour, and all were junk calls. We were seriously considering cancelling our landline phone service, the same number we've had for 30 years, just to eliminate this insanity.Once I found Nomorobo, and started aggressively logging in the phone numbers, our phone eventually silenced, and was virtually silent through the several remaining weeks of the political campaign, where the calls would have been even worse. Nomorobo has been such a relief!!! Thank you Nomorobo team!

It has been great. Nuisance phone calls ring once maybe twice then stop.Thankyou for your service.

It is terrific. I have recommended it to friends and family; unfortunately, some have Comcast and cannot make use of this wonderful program. The only thing better than the one ring--which is music to my ears--would be no rings. Who knows, maybe someday?