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SPAM Likely Calls

Explaining spam likely flags and what to do in case your number has been flagged.

US Carrier Call Flagging and Blocking

Simplifi has become aware that major carriers in the US industry are actively flagging and sometimes blocking calls to their subscriber's devices due to them deeming the calls as potentially fraudulent. End users may see "Fraud Risk", "Spam Risk", "Potential Spam", "Robocaller", "Scam Likely" and other names which their carriers are prepending onto your caller IDs. Some calls will reach a busy tone.

What to do

We understand that there are many valid & legitimate use cases, where there is a necessity for high-volume calls (e.g. alerts, appointment reminders, etc.) Providers and their analytics partners have established mechanisms for callers to seek redress to fix any inadvertent call labeling or blocking concerns, as well as to register their numbers in the first instance.

 The first step is to register with the Free Caller Registry. Several carriers use that to pull company information for phone numbers so having your numbers registered here will help lower the chances of terminating carriers flagging your numbers for spam.

https://www.freecallerregistry.com

Next step is to push to the specific carrier that is flagging your calls
Here are some links to carrier-specific registries as well as some other industry registries and contacts.

AT&T/Hiya
Call Labels: “Spam Risk” or “Fraud Risk”
Contact: www.att.com/reviewmycalllabel

Comcast’s Xfinity Voice Service
Call Labels: “Blocked – High Spam Risk” or CNAM prepend of “Spam?”
Contact: www.xfinity.com/support/articles/report-call-blocking-errors or 844-963-0215

T-Mobile/First Orion
Call Label: “Scam Likely”
Contact: https://callreporting.t-mobile.com/

Spectrum/TNS
Call Label: “Spam Likely”
Contact:  https://reportspam.spectrum.com/charter/

Verizon/TNS
Call Label: “Potential Spam”
Contact: www.voicespamfeedback.com or communications@tnsi.com

US Cellular/TNS
Call Label: “Potential Spam”
Contact: communications@tnsi.com

Windstream
Call Label: “Fraudulent Call” or CNAM prepend of “Spam?”
Contact:  WINDSTREAM.NetworkAbuse@windstream.com

Lumen/Nomorobo
Call Label: “Robocaller”
Contact: www.nomorobo.com/contact and choose “Report a number”

Frontier
Call Label:  “Robocaller”
Contact: nospam@ftr.com

Analytics Registry Providers
First Orion
Contact: www.calltransparency.com

Hiya
Contact: www.hiya.com/manageyourcallerid 

Neustar
Contact: www.home.neustar/support and refer to the contact information under Communications, Robocall Mitigation

TNS

Contact: www.reportarobocall.com/trf/