Blocking Robo Calls
Rick:
Nothing is displayed when a slimy telemarketing company takes steps to hide their callerid when they make robocalls. Since nothing shows, there is no way to block it that I know of by any service, although supposedly GV had a string attached to it (like Unknown.7c92b916bccb7bdc3116571b9c79cbca22bddaf5?) which GV supposedly could block.
My point is that if that's how a call comes through, I don't see how this service is going to block it.
azrobert:
NoMoRobo is blocking anonymous calls. 99% of the anonymous calls I receive are junk, but a few are valid. I changed my inbound route to bypass NoMoRobo for anonymous calls.
{(?):ph},{ph,sp2(18661234567@tf.callwithus.com;ui=$1)}
giqcass:
Darnit. I tried to make this work about a year back in a slightly different manner. I couldn't quite get it. Thank you to SteveInWa and azrobert. I haven't added any new posts to my magic vault in a while but this one is going to get a spot! ;)
Luckily this is no longer needed in my case. It's been months since I got so much as a butt dial on my primary line. Fingers crossed. I hope I didn't jinx myself.
Shale:
I expect there would be a variation where the first ring, that normally rings the phone even on a robocall, gets suppressed. This might involve forking the call to the local phone (ph) only after a 4?-second delay.
lhm.:
Quote from: Shale on October 17, 2014, 09:10:17 am
I expect there would be a variation where the first ring, that normally rings the phone even on a robocall, gets suppressed. This might involve forking the call to the local phone (ph) only after a 4?-second delay.
How could that be accomplished on a Obi100?
Based on this thread, I am not optimistic that it can be done. http://www.obitalk.com/forum/index.php?topic=8494.msg55797#msg55797
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