Protection Against RoboCalls with Lightcurve™
Lightcurve will add RoboCall protection to all phone lines subscribed through our service. If you would like to opt-out of this protection, please contact our office at (253) 683-4100 during business hours. If you opt-out, you will continue to receive RoboCalls on your Lightcurve phone line.
Additional Information
What are RoboCalls?
If you answer the phone and hear a recorded message instead of a live person, it's a robocall. Robocalls trying to sell you something are illegal unless the company trying to sell you something got your written permission, directly from you, to call you that way. If someone is already breaking the law by robocalling you without permission, there’s a good chance it’s a scam. At the very least, it’s a company you don’t want to do business with.
Call blocking can help stop robocalls from scammers. But some robocalls might still get through. If you get an illegal robocall, hang up. Don’t press a number, which could lead to more robocalls. Then report it to the FTC. Some robocalls are legal and don’t require your permission, like purely informational messages, political calls, or calls from charities. But if they try to also sell you something on the call, it becomes an illegal robocall.
Learn more at ftc.gov/robocalls.
Call blocking can help stop robocalls from scammers. But some robocalls might still get through. If you get an illegal robocall, hang up. Don’t press a number, which could lead to more robocalls. Then report it to the FTC. Some robocalls are legal and don’t require your permission, like purely informational messages, political calls, or calls from charities. But if they try to also sell you something on the call, it becomes an illegal robocall.
Learn more at ftc.gov/robocalls.
Additional information can be found by clicking here to go to the FTC website regarding RoboCalls and how to stop unwanted calls.
How To Block Unwanted Calls
Scammers can use the internet to make calls from all over the world. They don’t care if you’re on the National Do Not Call Registry. That’s why your best defense against unwanted calls is call blocking and call labeling. Which type of call-blocking or call-labeling technology you use will depend on the phone — whether it’s a cell phone, a home phone that makes calls over the internet (VoIP), or a traditional landline.
Report a Number
If you would like to report a number you believe to be a RoboCall or believe a call was incorrectly marked as spam, you can complete a report by clicking here and completing the form.
