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If you are getting truly unsolicited calls or messages you can email Twilio and ask them to check it out. However, having worked there and looking up numbers I
by johns 14y ago
If you are getting truly unsolicited calls or messages you can email Twilio and ask them to check it out. However, having worked there and looking up numbers I was getting contacted by, I never had a positive match in Twilio's inventory.
- ryanhuff 14y agoI understand these calls could be coming from anywhere, and Twilio isn't the only game in town. Since I am familiar with Twilio, and I know how easy it would be to put up a robo caller, I can't help but suspect. Its what I would use to do it. A self-service search tool would be neat, or maybe a tool to see if any Twilio services have called your number recently. Despite the annoying calls, I don't want to bother Twilio staff with inquiries.