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... from callers without a numeric callerID.
My Settings:
Call Log Screen Snap:
Note "Unavailable".
I haven't been counting, but I *think* "AM HEART ASSOC", "FLORIDA", and "GULF COAST WEST" were single-rings that NoMoRobo successfully nailed.
Not so sure about "V71416255400017..".
Can anybody shed some light on why "Unavailable" got through even so Incoming Call Block = On ??
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Hover over the unavailable and the am heart, and see if you actually get a number.
Nomorobo allows you to report numbers that slip thru. I don't know if it can handle true unavailable numbers. Verizon has a fee service to block such which is different than blocking those who have a anonymous or private numbers.
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No, no number - and when I tried to add it to my phonebook just to see what happened, the PhoneBook process returned "Entries may only contain alphanumeric, _, and space. Please re-enter...."
FWIW, I hovered over the other non-numeric "Call From"s and each of them revealed a number... but "Unavailable" did not.
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Nomorobo does not block calls from charities. It does have an option to block or unblock political calls, but I'm not sure it works.
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On my NoMoRobo account screen, it allows Edits by phone number.
The two options are
- Disable political robocall blocking
- Disable advanced robocall detection
No clue about the second one, but it looks like political calls are blocked by default.
I like NoMoRobo right now - but I can see that I am really going to like it when 2018 comes around..... -)
OTOH, I would pay a few bucks to block calls from charities. I wonder what the deal is with NoMoRobo's not blocking them.
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The law protects charities, although they are suppose to give you an opt out options.
