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Just last week, 8,269 people got Nomorobo protection!
I frigging love it. Works well- too bad it can't block political telemarketing
— Joan G, Nov 29th, 9:14amI can't tell you how much pleasure it is to here the phone ring only once, knowing that Nomorobo has again successfully shut down another annoying robocall. Before Nomorobo, I particularly hated the ones that would call and then, when you answered, you would hear silence and then they would disconnect. Now I just have a "GOTCHA!" moment. If everyone had this service, they would have to go away.
— Susan, Nov 29th, 9:35amWe have been very pleased with this technology and are waiting to apply it to our cellular phones. Our grandchildren need your service, along with their parents. None of them have a land-line. Thank you, Joe & Laura
— Joe H, Nov 29th, 11:00amIt's the best thing since sliced bread.It's the bee's knees.It's the greatest.Thank you so much
— Rick B, Nov 29th, 11:06amIt has a been a "peace-saving" tool around the house. Can we expect, in the future, not to have the phone ring at all, or the phone number on our TV screen show. That would make things even better. Those robo callers are like the enemy, they keep trying "trick" us into getting up and answering their calls. We must stay one step ahead of them.
— Don, Nov 29th, 12:08pmI love when the phone rings once, but no more. Then we know Nomorobo got it. Thanks for that!
— Robert, Nov 29th, 12:14pmNomorobo is fairly effective. However, it has caused us other problems with those calling our Time Warner phones from their Time Warner phones. Therefore, we have disconnected Nomorobo and our Time Warner is back yo normal but the robo calls have increased. I will be happy to reconnect when you can better interface with Time Warner.
— Lee G, Nov 29th, 12:57pmGreatest thing since sliced bread!!!
— Julie R, Nov 29th, 2:28pm