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Robocaller Warning!

(989) 994-3919 is a Robocall

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  • Transcript Hi, goody. This is Amanda.
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  • Call Activity Low Last detected 2 weeks ago

Just last week, 8,251 people got Nomorobo protection!

I love Nomorobo and have told a lot of people about it. It has made my life so much easier. I am a senior citizen. It has stopped many, many, many annoying calls. Thank you so much.

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My husband has Alzheimer's & the constant ringing of the phone was driving him & Me crazy, he could not understand why I would not answer it. I feel like someone was looking down on me when I found your service - my phone has been quiet since the day I started & if it is a rare important call it comes right to my iPhone in readable text

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It works

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I already have recommended Nomorobo to practically everyone I know! To borrow a phrase from my granddaughter, you rock! Can't thank you enough.

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It's great, however, we still get one ring before robocall rejects the unwanted call. It cuts down on the annoyance but I sure wish it would eliminate that one ring.

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Love it

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a great app, and it's free!

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A great service to mankind!

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