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> Even more concern, 70% of consumers don’t answer a call if the caller’s number is anonymous. While that might cut down the number of unwanted robocalls, it a
by jimnotgym 7y ago
> Even more concern, 70% of consumers don’t answer a call if the caller’s number is anonymous. While that might cut down the number of unwanted robocalls, it also potentially prevents consumers from receiving vital communications—calls from the doctor, banks that are flagging issues, schools calling about parents’ children.
I don't understand how this helps with anonymous callers?
- bksenior 7y agoSeriously? Most corporations call from a featureless pile of numbers. Now you wont miss the important calls from numbers you'd otherwise consider anon spam.
- richardwhiuk 7y agoSurely if you are verified by twilio, you aren't anonymous?