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(972) 666-3951 is a Medicare Robocall

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  • Transcript Hi, this is Ravage from Senior Benefits.
  • Date Blocked
  • Call Activity Low Last detected 5 days ago

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I appreciate it, though it is not perfect -- some marketers continue to find their way through the blocks.

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It's the best.....so many calls with only one ring and then GONE!!!

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Terrific product. Thank you so much. I tell all my friends about it.

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Love it when calls with no caller ID or other numbers I do not recognize simply "go away" without me touching the phone. Please, please, please get Verizon on board!

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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.

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Great service, cut down my nuisance calls tremendously (except that know my captain no longer calls and I don't win anymore free trips, lol)

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