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I no longer do, but only because I recently learned that some carriers allow you to block them completely, before they ever reach the phone. For example, on T-m
by stronglikedan 5y ago
I no longer do, but only because I recently learned that some carriers allow you to block them completely, before they ever reach the phone. For example, on T-mobile, you just dial #662# to activate it, #632# to deactivate it, and #787# to check if it's currently enabled.
- coding123 5y agoWait, what? Would that work on Ting?
- aparks517 5y ago#787# and #632# work for me on Ting with an X3 SIM, but #662# says "unable to process request." I'm guessing you actually need to be a T-Mobile customer to use the service.
- DangitBobby 5y agoI have T-Mobile and a Pixel. With their blocking measures combined, it's very rare that I get robocalls.