I usually ask for the person who's name they use or the name that shows up on the collar ID. I then insist on speaking to that love of my life. I also tell the guy on the other end of the line how great she was in bed. I tell them that I also got a social disease from her. They either hang up rite away or if they are really stupid they will insist that this person isn't available. Hey I am retired so time is on my favor.
DeanS
Loc: Capital City area of North Carolina
This may be a first: as I bang on my keyboard, there have been 3018 views of this topic, with 62 posts. What is amazing is that they have all been in a positive vein, I don't recall a single negative diatribe between any of us. Congrats for finally achieving unity around a topic!!!
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DeanS
Loc: Capital City area of North Carolina
DaveO wrote:
Careful now, Dean!
That was once my middle name DaveO, but I'm just too old to
be careful anymore.
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DeanS
Loc: Capital City area of North Carolina
Again, my thanks to everyone for your comprehensive, and positive, responses.
I have the CPR 5000 call blocker. Works great. I've had it for six months and have blocked 268 numbers so far and add 2 or 3 a week.
BboH said it all. That what I do. Forget about buying something that cost $100.00 or more. Beside in six mouths It will be useless.
TriX
Loc: Raleigh, NC
Highly recommend nomorerobo. Installed it Tuesday night and the usual robo calls ring once, and they are gone!
TriX
Loc: Raleigh, NC
Highly recommend nomorerobo. Installed it Tuesday night and the usual robo calls ring once, and they are gone!
Madman
Loc: Gulf Coast, Florida USA
Based on the reponses here, I was in the process off obtaining the services of Nomorerobo and I made a discovery.
My landline phone service is through Spectrum which now incorporates Time Warner and Brighthouse. I going through some of the information regarding services provided by Spectrum, I find that they will block un-identified callers, either all or selected numbers. To access the complete rejection. dial *77. to cancel dial *87.
When blocked, the caller receives a message stating that the number called does not receive calls from phones without ID and to unblock their Caller ID and try again.
Minutes before, I received another of the calls for the wonderful folks wanting me to stay at their fine motel - didn't answer, but I recognized the number - didn't answer.
Can't wait for the next robo call!
TriX
Loc: Raleigh, NC
Madman wrote:
Based on the reponses here, I was in the process off obtaining the services of Nomorerobo and I made a discovery.
My landline phone service is through Spectrum which now incorporates Time Warner and Brighthouse. I going through some of the information regarding services provided by Spectrum, I find that they will block un-identified callers, either all or selected numbers. To access the complete rejection. dial *77. to cancel dial *87.
When blocked, the caller receives a message stating that the number called does not receive calls from phones without ID and to unblock their Caller ID and try again.
Minutes before, I received another of the calls for the wonderful folks wanting me to stay at their fine motel - didn't answer, but I recognized the number - didn't answer.
Can't wait for the next robo call!
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Good information - thanks. Been using nomorerobo on Spectrum VOIP service for a couple of days now, and it is quite effective!
DeanS
Loc: Capital City area of North Carolina
Nomorobo seems to be quite popular&. Think I'll ck it out.!
We have call blocking work very well.
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