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Just last week, 8,268 people got Nomorobo protection!

Every time the phone rings once and stops, we smile and say, "Nomorobo!"

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GREAT

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Amazing. It has cut the robocalls we get by at least 90%. What a pleasure not to race to get the phone and find garbage on the other end. Some still get through, but I report them faithfully. I have recommended Nomorobo to numerous friends. Keep up the good work!

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I am amazed by the number of calls that are blocked.Is there any way for me to submit a suspect number?

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Great service for all phone users. Not 100%, however, a huge improvement in warding off most robocalls.

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It's fantastic! The only thing that could make it better (other than blocking every single robocall) is to not even ring once on my phone.

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Nomorobo has made a HUGE difference in the number of nuisance calls we now avoid. Thank you!

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It's been a lifesaver for me.

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