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Just last week, 8,267 people got Nomorobo protection!

It has stopped a great deal of the robocalls that we get at home. Terrific boon to those of us who really wanted to stop the annoying calls but didn't know how.Thank you!

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It's great! Let the phone ring once. If it rings again, it's real. In not, we say, "Gee, Thanks, NOMOMOBO!

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It's wonderful!!!!

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

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Great stops annoying calls.

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Love it. Wonderful not to be disturbed by unwanted calls

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This is a great system that catches all the robo calls I receive. Great job, I figure another year and the robo scammers will be off my line. Keep up this great system and stay ahead of the scammers. Many, many many thanks

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I like the service but I still get calls from computers claiming to be able to save energy costs or offering security systems. Aren't these robocalls? Why aren't they blocked?

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