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Just last week, 8,252 people got Nomorobo protection!

Best thing since the invention of the telephone

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excellent tool

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I love Nomorobo. It has dramatically reduced the number of unwanted commercial telephone callsI receive.. I have recommended it to my friends when they complain about nuisance calls.

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It's 293-7663...AWESOME!!!I feel like we've got our very own security guard on our phone.

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Doesn't seem to do a thing. Still get robocalls.

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You are a godsend

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Love it! Only one ring does it all. Wish you could stop all non-human originated calls.

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This is the best that happened to us to block these crazy and threatening calls."No caller list" was useless. You are doing a tremendous job of blocking unwanted scammer's calls, specially for us seniors. we cannot thank you enough. We have recently started getting calls on our cell phones, once you come up with a solution, it will be heaven sent. All the power to you. God bless.

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