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

Signed up a few months ago and I love this service! No more annoying calls with "delayed operators" reading scripts, or robot recordings!

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It is the greatest thing. I smile every time the phone rings once and stops. Love it.

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Great service! Now I do not have to listen to Rachel of Credit Card Services!

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thank you so much...it has really cut down those stupid interupting unwanted phone calls. keep up the good work!

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I love Nomorobo because it actually works!

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

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The best invention since the telephone itself!!! I smile every time I hear my phone ring just once and then stop, knowing that the call is getting forwarded into oblivion. I've told everyone I know about Nomorobo.THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!

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It's the most wonderful invention!! Peace has been greatly restored to this house. Got my friends to sign up and are just as pleased. Thank you!

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