TriX wrote:
You need both - caller ID AND your tel provider needs to support the service (allowing an incoming call to ring two different lines.) When a call comes in, it is routed to both you and nomorobo. Nomorobo “looks” at the caller ID and decides if it’s in their DB as a robo caller. If so, it picks up the call after the first ring and plays a message to the caller giving them the option of ringing through to you by entering specific numbers, which the robo caller can’t do. You only hear the one ring, and when you do, you know it’s a robo call that’s been intercepted. As you say, not all phone providers allow this, but Spectrum/charter/time warner does, at least in my area. Btw, they have the service for cell phones also, but it’s $1.99/month.
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Are Spectrum/Charter/Time Warner VOIP providers? That would be why.
All phone lines are not created equal.