Call Blocking Question

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    Bob replies to Anonym
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    Go To Nomororobo, No gimmicks, No catch, Free call block, unlimited numbers
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    Nimrod replies to Bob
    Oh, you forgot to mention... it does not work with all phone carriers.
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    Mary
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    I don't want a blocker.  I figure, if I block it, they will just get another spoofed number, just like whack-a-mole at the county fair.  Better the devil you know (and ignore) than the devil you don't, as the Irish would say.  And besides, why let these schmucks cost me a single extra cent?
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    Rufus replies to Mary
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    I got a blocker last year and it has been the best money I ever spent. Over 200 numbers blocked so far with many many repeat calls from each number blocked.
    Blocked numbers that call my phone it does not even ring and all the caller hears is a click. The blocker I have handles 1500 numbers so I have plenty of room to add more
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    Tired replies to Rufus
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    what call blocker did you get?  I want one that doesn't ring in everytime a spammer calls.
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    Slim replies to Tired
    Rather than see a whole bunch of suggestions, duplicating what is on other threads here,  try reading  800notes' discussion on call blockers:
    https://800notes.com/forum/ta-5d4e343675a5629/call-blocking-devices
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    Mutton
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    Do any of you phone hobbyists out there know if you can run two call blockers in tandum?
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    Heinz57 replies to Mutton
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    Mutton replies to Heinz57
    Thanks Heinz!  Cheers.  :-)
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    davet
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    Is there a way to increase call blocking capacity of Panasonic KX-TGEA20??  We reached capacity in less than 1 year--lots of marketers want us. Our service is MagicJack so is there call blocking available that way??
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    BigA replies to davet
    You can purchase stand alone call blockers that have over a thousand number capability. You can also check your manual to see if you can block area codes or wild card numbers which would free up individual number slots.
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    Heinz57 replies to davet
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    Davet--I have a fix/answer for you if you are interested-let me know. You'll need no new equipment and will have as much phone silence as you want.
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    William replies to davet
    I went to the NMR signup page, and MagicJack is listed there.
    You could remove all the numbers that NMR blocks, and free up space.
    But I don't know how you would figure out which numbers.
    You could remove all numbers from your phone and start over - ouch.
    Do you have a printed list of all the numbers in your phone?
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    Heinz57 replies to Heinz57
    davet verify the Panasonic model you have.

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