"VanguardLH" wrote

| He seems to be talking about a landline, which is what many of us are
| using. Nomorobo characterizes VOIP as a landline, but they're of no
| use for an actual landline.
|
| https://nomorobo.zendesk.com/hc/en-u...-does-it-work-
|
| Depends on whether your telco support simultaneous ring. The telco must
| ring BOTH your phone and NoMoRobo at the same time.

Am I missing something? I have a landline. There's
no computer connection. It's not VOIP. It's just a wire
coming into the house. So how is the phone company
going to ring nomorobo? I assume nomorobo has to
be installed to a compter (VOIP) or cellphone.

It's unnecessarily confusing to call VOIP a landline.
It's not. It's Internet phone.

The only other way I could imagine this working on
a landline would be if I arranged with my phone company
to call nomorobo every time I get a call. That would
be far more creepy than getting spam calls.