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Robocaller Warning!

(972) 382-3412 is a Robocall

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Just last week, 8,279 people got Nomorobo protection!

Absolutely fabulous. I wish it worked on Verizon Wireless too.

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Best thing since sliced bread!! Thank you, thank you.

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Love it. But it also blocks calls that are dialed from a saved phone directory (my elder Dad does not remember my number but has it saved in his phone as a favorite). These calls are also blocked. Would like to be able to provide a list of numbers that are allowed regardless of how they are dialed.

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With Nomorobo we hear our telephone ring once and then no more, and we know that one more robocall has been condemned to the robocall trash heap! Such a joy!

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An excellent way to stop telemarketers.

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I think it's great! Nothing bothers me more then some idiot calling me andtrying to sell me something I don't need or want. Thanks Nomorobo keepup the good work.

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It's such a relief when the phone only rings once!!Many thanks for this great public service.

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When we receive "one ringy dingy", we say "NoMorobo"!

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Nomorobo is an excellent service and worthy of our Editors' Choice award.
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