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Tangentially; T-Mobile tags suspect numbers with "Scam Likely" caller ID. Opt-in to block these calls by dialing #662# - https://www.t-mobile.com/resources/call
by Cactus2018 8y ago
Tangentially; T-Mobile tags suspect numbers with "Scam Likely" caller ID. Opt-in to block these calls by dialing #662# - https://www.t-mobile.com/resources/call-protection https://www.t-mobile.com/resources/call-protection
edit; T-Mobile accepts forwarded text message SPAM at 7726 - https://www.t-mobile.com/responsibility/privacy/fraud-spam/sms-spam https://www.t-mobile.com/responsibility/privacy/fraud-spam/s...
- fosco 8y agoThank you trying this out now. Awesome.
- YeahSureWhyNot 8y agoI do report numbers all the time but I didn't know I can prevent them from calling me. Just did that 662 dial. thank you
- wj 8y agoHalf of my spam calls these days are from numbers that are supposedly in the same area code as my phone (likely spoofed as I've called a couple back before and the person didn't know what I was talking about when I said they called me) but since I no longer live in that area code I am able to use that as an identifier.
- magduf 8y agoIt's the same for me. Any time I see a call from my phone's area code, I know it's 99% likely to be spam (the other 1% is a recruiter, who I also don't want to talk to because they're trying to get me to take a job back in that same area code). Having a phone with a far-away area code is actually really useful just for this reason, I've found.
- glitcher 8y agoThank you, just activated this. And it is #632# to opt back out again (for my own future reference, I can probably find this thread faster than T-Mobile's documentation :)
- thusjustin 8y agoI use this, and it lets many scam calls through / unmarked.