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" Rachael from credit card services" was the BAIN of my life for years. I no longer hear from her! After returning from several years in Europe, I found that I received 4-6 of these calls PER DAY!!! They have all but stopped. The few that do get through are reported. I actually changed my service from Comcast to Verizon for this reason!

I absolutely love love love love love this service!!

We are so grateful to Nomorobo for protecting us from these intrusive calls and scammers. We were bothered morning, noon and night and on weekends and holidays too. We can't thank you enough.

I love it! I smile when the phone rings once and not again. I know Nomorobo is at work! Some companies use robots to call to confirm appts, etc. I thought this might be a problem, but it is not. I actually get a phone call from a real human confirming appointments .

I think it is a great step in reducing robocalls

Aaron foss is a genius. His Nomorobo technology continues to function above our expectations monitoring our home land line system, running interference against even the most persistent robo marketing calls! I cannot help but smirk when our phone simply emits the single ring, alerting us that yet another robo call has been blocked; hoorayyy for Mr. Foss. Our life is much less stressful knowing that Mr. Foss's electronic "secretary" is fielding unwanted incoming calls, especially those around dinner time. Thank you Aaron for all of your hard research and work to bring nomorobo to life!

norobo is a great system. The only thing is that the calls cannot be blocked until the phone rings once. Maybe that can be corrected in the future.

We love it.We would love it even more if the phone does not ring at all. Currently we get a ring so we do have to get to the phone before it stops.