(559) 652-0752 is a Student Loan Robocall
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- Transcript Again from student loan advisors if you have at least $10000.00 in federal student loan debt and are no longer in school then press 1 now because you pre-qualify for Department of Education program to reduce your loan payments back to 75 percent and possibly qualify for total loan forgiveness but you must press 1 now honey trust me on this press 1 now to claim your lower monthly payments press not to speak to our legal department about being placed on the Do Not Call list I hope the rest of your day is wonderful enjoy a good bath.
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Just last week, 8,266 people got Nomorobo protection!
I am selecting 10 because I am assuming it is working as advertised. One of the problems with something like Nomorobo is that there really isn't a control to tell how well it is working. I am pretty sure I am still getting robocalls, certainly around the elections and at other times. What I don't know is how many less I am getting because of Nomorobo. I think ti is a great idea and I hope it is working as advertised. The only way I could no for sure is if I did not get any of these calls and I do not think that is the case.
— Art G, Nov 29th, 9:21am
I have told nearly everyone I know about Nomorobo. Never have I found an application that does what it says it will with such perfection! Absolutely outstanding. And such satisfaction on our end!
— Wally D, Nov 29th, 9:23am
I think it has helped, but quite a few numbers (including Gallup) get through with a single ring, which is less annoying than talking to them, but very annoying, nonetheless because these callers tend to call every day. I suspect this has something to do with the fact that I use Vonage SimulRing to call my home and cell at the same time, but I'm not sure. I've learned that reporting a problem has no effect (but, heck, you're offering a free service, so ...), which I why I didn't bother.Of course, the 2014 political campaign season was still unbearable, and I don't look forward to 2016, but I think your service is a great help, and I appreciate it.
— Carol S, Nov 29th, 10:05am
we love I, 'especially at election time. I got to eat dinner without interuptions.
— RON, Nov 29th, 10:32am
This is a service of the telephone company, right? They provide the phone service and they are the ones to ensure they are used properly, right?No?The telephone company doesn't care if their service is used by scammers and annoying callers?They provide a Caller ID so we can decide if we want to accept the call? But only if we go to the phone and examine the caller and number? We still gotta go to the phone, right? Why can't somebody just intersept those calls and stop the ringing?Somebody did?! And it wasn't the phone company?An independent service? And it's free?THANKS! Nomorobo! You enhanced our quality of life and for bringing peace to so many >>> you should receive the Nobel Peace Prize.
— Michael, Nov 29th, 10:51am
When I signed up for Nomorobo I have to admit that I was a little skeptical about its functionality. Now, after a few months of use, I recommend your services to all my friends. Signing up for Nomorobo was one of the best decision I ever made. Thank you for saving us from insanity.
— Luca M, Nov 29th, 11:15am
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.
— Mark A, Nov 29th, 11:54am
I echo others comments. Received 14 calls of which 12 were in November. Thanks Nomorobo.
— Larry, Nov 29th, 12:22pm
