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  • Transcript Hello. Good afternoon. Me? I speak to Mr. John Avena.
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  • Call Activity Severe Last detected 14 hours ago

Just last week, 8,266 people got Nomorobo protection!

Has been terrific. We really enjoy the peace and quiet

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It's great we have very few calls than get by the system.

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I love it. We get so many fake phonecalls, and while working from home, it interferes with my work day. Now, it's just one ring, and back to peace and quiet! Thank you!

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My husband and I love Nomorobo. We were so tired of answering calls and no one was there or if we were lucky enough to be the first to answer, we really didn't want the call.Due to having MS getting to the phone can be hard at times.Thank you!!!!

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What a relief!! This is the best idea in years.

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It's a great service and I appreciate the reduction of useless calls coming in

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I love nomorobo and so does my husband! I have trained myself to ignore the first ring. We are delighted that these calls can't get through.Keep up the good work.

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Very Effective.

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