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Robocaller Warning!

(918) 992-6522 is a Robocall

Be cautious.

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  • Date Blocked
  • Call Activity Severe Last detected 5 hours ago

Just last week, 8,252 people got Nomorobo protection!

I like the fact that the phone rings one (1) time and I know that Nomorobo has just "gotcha"

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Every time the phone rings once and then goes silent, I say thank you!

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I love it. I recommend it to everyone I know.

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We love it! The first few days after we activated it my husband and I were amazed and now most of the calls have stopped. Thank you

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BEST THING SINCE THE PHONE WAS INVENTED.

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It's a great program and certainly alleviates, to a degree, some of the pains of crank calls. I';m sure you are aware the fed " do not call "system seems to be broken because it does not handle these calls as it should. Good luck and thanks for being a group concerned with spam calls.

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I still laugh out loud when the robocalls get blocked after one ring. What a great way to block the shameless scammers who were driving me nuts.

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great

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