(855) 224-1707 is a Robocall
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Just last week, 8,257 people got Nomorobo protection!

I am selecting 10 because I am assuming it is working as advertised. One of the problems with something like Nomorobo is that there really isn't a control to tell how well it is working. I am pretty sure I am still getting robocalls, certainly around the elections and at other times. What I don't know is how many less I am getting because of Nomorobo. I think ti is a great idea and I hope it is working as advertised. The only way I could no for sure is if I did not get any of these calls and I do not think that is the case.
— Art G, Nov 29th, 9:21am
Good work
— Bill R, Nov 29th, 9:34am
It's great! Let the phone ring once. If it rings again, it's real. In not, we say, "Gee, Thanks, NOMOMOBO!
— Robert D, Nov 29th, 9:52am
I an on the do not call list, but it hasn't stopped the robos. Why don't you turn these people in to the do not call list and reap the fines for yourself??? If you need my permission, you have it.
— James M, Nov 29th, 10:05am

One ringy-dingy and "Zap!" The robocalls disappear! And this was during election season. Love it!
— Steve W, Nov 29th, 10:29am
Works great ! Now just find a way to include the political calls before 2016 and I will be in heaven!
— Rich S, Nov 29th, 11:05am
Fabulous!! Much better than the "do not call registry" from the FCC. If I receive an unwanted call, I just put the number in at the web site and it is taken care of. No more pesky people disturbing me at dinner time or the rest of my day. Keep up the GREAT work!!
— Sandra Z, Nov 29th, 11:11am
I think Nomorobo is the best for blocking unwanted calls. I had this service for a couple of years, but we moved to an area not supported by Verizon FIOS and are now unable to subscribe to Nomorobo.
— Doris K, Nov 29th, 11:14am