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(972) 394-9531 is a Robocall

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  • Call Activity Severe Last detected 20 hours ago

Just last week, 8,266 people got Nomorobo protection!

I can not live without it...Please keep on doing what you guys do best...That is,stoping the calls we all hate so much. Thanks very much Nomorobo...

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I have recommended it to several friends and family. It has really done well since I installed it. My robocalls are down easily 90% so far. Keep up the good work!

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Big decline in robo calls since I signed up

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Great Program!

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Fabulous - Such a great feeling when the phone rings only one ring.

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Unbelievably good on phone service providers that accommodate this application.

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Great product. Thank you, but unfortunately more and more calls are getting through.

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It isn't able to catch every call of course, but it does catch the majority. Nomoobo has given me back evenings without hearing my husband loudly cursing the phone. We love it. Thank you for giving our sanity back.

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The number of frustrating robocalls is exploding, but there are more options than ever to fight back
Nomorobo is an excellent service and worthy of our Editors' Choice award.
It's a problem that gets worse every year...but a new website promises to change all that.
...life without that nuisance we know as robocalls has a nice ring to it.
A groundbreaking solution to the problem...I'm positive it's going to work.
If you have a phone, you probably get robocalls...but relief may soon be available...
...there is little you can do to stop them...but new technology [is] coming soon...
...propose[d] some high-tech strategies to finally stop automated sales calls.
Is there a hero among us who can rise up and build something to foil the dreaded robocall?
...may have solved one of the perpetual annoyances of living in the telephone age.
Robo-calls, meet the terminator.
...those illegal prerecorded messages hawking everything from timeshares in the Bahamas to free money.