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

Excellent service and it's FREE. I was getting 5 robo calls per hour during peek periods in the morning and in the afternoon. Now, I rarely get a ribo call and, if I do, the call cuts off at the first ring. I love the peace of mind NOMOROBO has given me. I heartily recommend it.

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We live it.

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Fantastic service! We used to get dozens of calls a week. Very few now go through.Thank you!

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It is the greatest. I tell all my friends and family about it.

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It's wonderful!!!!

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Particularly during the period just prior to the election, Nomorobo was an unbelievable time saver. I was able to concentrate on what I was doing without constantly being interrupted by unwanted calls.

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It is great to be able to skip answering all of those robocalls. And having the calls we want forwarded to our cell phone is even better. Thanks, Nomorobo.

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I think it is a great step in reducing robocalls

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