Robocalls are a nuisance. Even the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission has said, "Telephone companies can and in fact should offer consumers robocall-blocking tools." But Consumer ...

Many robocalls are from scammers pretending to be tax collectors, charities, or salespeople. Wireless providers and smartphone developers offer tools to filter out at least some unwanted calls.

Consumer Reports tested out four devices to see which one worked best at limiting the number of robocalls.

But Consumer Reports knows that many people don’t want to wait, so it asked volunteers to try out four devices that are supposed to limit the number of robocalls that get through.

Unwanted phone calls are out of control. Whether it’s a robocall trying to sell you something or spam calls from scammers trying to rip you off, it’s enough to make you want to stop answering ...

The Federal Trade Commission announced a nationwide crackdown to stop companies from flooding Americans with unwanted, illegal robocalls.

Robocalls are a persistent nuisance, but you can block them without changing your number.

Devices called "call blockers" are designed to stop the calls and sell from $30-100. They attach to phones and have potential spam numbers logged into them.

What can I do to stop the perpetual prerecorded robocalls I keep getting? I’m signed up with the National Do Not Call Registry, but it seems like I still get three or four robo telemarketing ...

NY Attorney General James leads push with 50 AGs to stop 37 networks from routing illegal robocalls, amid $1.2 billion loss to scams in 2023.