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

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THE GREATEST THING SINCE SLICED BREAD.............

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You have saved me from receiving 5 or 6 robocalls a day! It gives me great pleasure to fend off so many intruders to my privacy! Thanks! Keep it up!

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Love it. I use Vonage which supports Simulcall allowing me to make use of it. Would like to know how to report number to Nomorobo for possible inclusion. Currently I just add them to my CallBlockList on my phone.

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A most welcome and effective installation. Nomorobo has cut junk call incidence on my landline by 90% or more. Thanksto all those who made it possible -- and please stay ahead ofthe racketeers who are undoubtedly working to neutralize it (andare starting to make inroads on my cellphone).

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It's evening, at last. Day's work done, dinner finished, kitchen clean. I finally can sit down, put my feet up, relax. Then the phone rings. Once. Just once. Then silence. I smile. Nomorobo is on guard, rescuing my peace. I love you guys.

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I absolutely love it!!! Best thing ever.

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