714-826-4668 | 17148264668 - Phone Scam Alert! - Nomorobo
Phone Scam Alert!

(714) 826-4668 is a Medicare Robocall

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  • Transcript I'm Jean calling you from Eldercare. Can you hear me? Okay. I'm reaching out to help you maximize your Medicare coverage. As this is the annual enrollment period for 2025, I want to ensure that you're up to date with the new plans and that you can qualify for increased grocery coverage, a flex card, and increased cashback up to $200. I believe you have an active Medicare card. A and B. Right. Perfect. You are eligible for the new updates. I'm going to connect you to my senior supervisor, who will assist you further to get maximum coverage options. So stay with me. Yeah. Thanks for being on the line. This is Christopher from Medicare Benefits. How are you doing today?
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I tell everyone what a blessing your company provides. I can finally stay on the recliner without jumping up everytime the phone rings.Do you have a way to identify the "Do not call list" subscribers?What an added benefit to your service if you would send in these "Robo Thieves" to the FCC for your subscribers.

Nomorobo is a terrific product --- says what it does and does what it says. I'm delighted with the results and have recommended it to several friends and family members. The only thing that could possibly make it better would be if that single ring could be eliminated although I realize that might not be technologically possible. Plus then I'd miss out on the immediate satisfaction of knowing that another phone scammer had the electronic door slammed in their face. :-)

I have already posted your information on next door.com which is a community bulletin board. Hopefully you will get a few more subscribers. I have received some very positive responses from my post.

It is working!

Nomorobo is AWESOME!!!Most people go to work outside the home, so they're not aware of how many calls are coming into their home during the day, unless the caller leaves a voicemail or the person proactively reviews their caller ID log. As for me, I work from home, so I hear our phone ring, and always screen the calls by looking at the caller ID. With this last political campaign, we were receiving a MINIMUM of 4 calls a day from various political groups, and that's on top of the usual telemarketing calls that we get. Some days our phone was ringing every hour, and all were junk calls. We were seriously considering cancelling our landline phone service, the same number we've had for 30 years, just to eliminate this insanity.Once I found Nomorobo, and started aggressively logging in the phone numbers, our phone eventually silenced, and was virtually silent through the several remaining weeks of the political campaign, where the calls would have been even worse. Nomorobo has been such a relief!!! Thank you Nomorobo team!

I think Nomorobo is wonderful!! It has drastically cut down on robo calls and adding new numbers is easy. It will be great when it can be used on cell phones.

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