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Just last week, 8,262 people got Nomorobo protection!

Great through this last election ad cycle...I still get a couple of survey calls that ring four times...

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It seems that you catch at least one call a day for us. Good job and Thank You!

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Might be the best thing ever invented. I recommend it any time the topic of robo calls comes up. I absolutely love the silence. Thank you. Thank you.

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Absolutely the best thing to happen to the telephone since its invention. Serenity Now!

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It is the best technological advance on phones EVER!!! I didn't get ONE political robocall in the recent elections. People who came to my house and saw it in action were blown away. I can't wait for the cellphone version!!!

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Works for me. I thank Nomorobo everytime the phone rings once

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Best thing to come along in years. I enjoy the sound of the single ring. I'd even pay a small fee.

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Finally a tool to fight back. It feels good. Keep up the great work.

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