Read Becky's post above for the Cox page. It's easy to find because she responded to you first.
Are the numbers calling you in the Nomo database? You can lookup numbers on their website.
One of the problems with Nomo is spammers will use an unreported number once. Meaning, nobody had previously reported the number to Nomo. If the process works as advertised, a subscriber receiving the call...such as you...will report the number to Nomo. If Nomo gets enough reports on the number, they'll add it to their block list. The next time the number calls you, Nomo will block it,
If you're receiving repeat calls from the number, either nobody has reported it or not enough subscribers have reported it. However, as I mentioned, the spammer are probably using a number once, switching to another unreported number and calling you again.
There are 10 billion numbers for spammers to spoof. Nomo can't block 'em all.
No calls listed in Nomorobo. It is working just like it did before I installed Nomorobo. Calls coming directly to me....same callers I've had for over a year. My phone works exactly as it did before I installed Nomorobo. It may be "enabled" but it is not blocking any calls here.
Now I see all the calls that came in today are listed on nom so they are getting the calls. They are just not blocking them....and some should not be blocked., but all the callers are there. Everything is set up.....I just don't know why all my calls are listed...robo and non robo but nothing was blocked.
Did you upgrade your telephone modem to an eMTA with Cox?
If so, can you check the incoming calls on your Cox Call History? Are the calls...at least two...listed continuously...one after another...but separated by a few seconds? If the Call History isn't formatted for seconds, the duplicate entries would be within the same minute.
