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Just last week, 8,265 people got Nomorobo protection!

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Great program keep up the good work

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Big decline in robo calls since I signed up

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Not only does the service work nearly flawlessly - no false positives I've been told about - but also it's simple to work with their helpful people to research and add new numbers that should be blocked. I'd be completely happy to pay for the service to make sure it stays online, yet they refused when I offered. Amazing.

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I love Nomorobo!!

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I cannot express the joy I feel when that second ring doesn't happen!

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norobo is a great system. The only thing is that the calls cannot be blocked until the phone rings once. Maybe that can be corrected in the future.

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