Post by Dan EspenPost by BillPost by (PeteCresswell)Post by Arnie GoetchiusVerizon is blocking some (not all) spam calls. The phone rings once
and then the CallerID shows "SPAM? Name Unav" followed by the
telephone number. Have had two of these today. I also have
nomorobo.com and don't know how they will get along together.
I have Verizon and NoMoRobo and have gotten a few "SPAM?" calls in
past weeks - but did not know what to make of them.
NoMoRobo seems to work pretty well, but I would like to hear the
explanation of why so many calls get two rings in before NoMoRobo
steps on them.
I'm also getting the SPAM? notification but I think it's Nomorobo
picking it up, not Verizon.
Nope.
1. I saw online discussion indicating it was Verizon.
One poster said he got email notification of the change.
2. Nomorobo is using simultaneous ring.
There is no way for them to generate a callerid and send
it to your phone.
Sorry, maybe I wasn't clear. I know that the SPAM? is coming from
Verizon. But Nomorobo is picking up the call after the first ring, as it
does with other calls that Verizon doesn't flag.
Post by Dan EspenPost by BillAnd I'm not sure where you got from the
poster that it's ringing twice. As others have said, I've never had a
call handled by Nomorobo that rang twice. If you are, maybe Nomorobo
missed it because it wasn't in their database and it's the caller that
hung up.
Perhaps the 2 ring issue was caused by the handset.
Nothing saying a handset couldn't ring twice for each ring
signal it gets.
Perhaps, although it seemed like it didn't always happen. On my phone,
only the handset that is connected to the wall jack rings. The remote
handsets never even ring. And the call doesn't last long enough for even
the main handset to get the Caller ID info (it does show up on my TV).