Now I cannot get in touch with a real live human being about an issue that makes or breaks the deal of paying $26. This program was best under the original developers. It’s wrong for people to report numbers as spam because they want to avoid valid calls. Since much of this is crowdsourced I’m wondering if people are reporting legitimate phone numbers as spam because those numbers are calling them for legitimately unpaid bills. Also, I missed two calls from capital one and Amex. This would be huge especially for someone applying to jobs if they were to miss a call from a hiring company. I wish it could be a customized voicemail so in those rare occasions were a legit call gets through someone can leave a real message and doesn’t need to know they’re talking to an app. First, the caller ca talk and be recorded while the bot is talking. It also says the message may not be heard. It says you are using robocall and invites the caller to leave a message if they choose. It says it blocks a few a day but I’m sure it’s much more since many spams just hang up and don't interact with the bot. One of them was marked “unknown” and there’s nothing any app can do about that. Robokiller WORKS!!! In two weeks I’ve gotten only 3 calls that have come through. I don’t need to go into detail of what they were because by now we all know them. I feel that implementing this last option would help the user to be able to provide more accurate feedback on the nature of the caller.ġ5-20 calls per day of spam, scam and spoofing. My only two issues with Robokiller right now and the call screening feature (I like the feature, but it doesn’t seem fully developed quite yet) and that you can’t separate the caller’s voice from the automated response voice on the recorded calls. They even invite you to feel included in the process of “catching the bad guys” by asking you for feedback on the call you received (what was the nature of the call, what was the caller trying to sell you/convince you of, offer you, who did the caller say they were, etc) and let’s you choose whether to allow or block a certain caller, just in case they got it wrong (so far, that’s only happened once, but it was my bank calling, and they’ve had a lot of fraudsters spoofing their number.). The number of spam calls/texts that I have received has dropped to almost nothing compared to what it was before, and this app is nice enough to record the callers that still try for you to listen to later and have a little laugh.
However, after having use Robokiller now for almost 2 years, I don’t think I’ll ever go back. When my boss told me about Robokiller, I was apprehensive at first, thinking it seems a little invasive. If I get any more fake calls I’ll be back to the two a day I was at before installing this app. The application is also not catching all of these calls with usually one of the four making it through daily. Either way, it’s now made it impossible for me to not pay for the this app service since if I stopped paying for it I’d be getting spam calls four or more times a day. I feel like signing up for this service has either added my number to a list that attracts more spam calls, or something the application does when handling these calls has spread my number to more fake calling systems. About a week after installing this app the number of spam calls I received on average went up to 4 a day and they’re more complex such as IRS spoofing calls, fake collection calls, health insurance calls, and more. What’s troubling me is the number of spam calls I’m receiving has drastically risen since I’ve installed the application. Although, when reporting spam calls from the recent call list on my iPhone XS I’m not able to scroll through the list of option descriptions to report to this app the type of spam call (other than the first 4 or 5 choices). Robokiller instantly managed to block those calls despite the phone numbers always changing. I purchased this app after I was constantly getting two calls a day from a fake alarm company.
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