Panasonic Home Phone Call Blocker KX-TGA710B - Auto Call Blocking for Landline Phones Review

I've had a few quiet days since I connected this. This is way better than the previous product I tried (CPR). He blocked what I didn't want to block. It's so nice when a call you don't want goes through, just pick up the phone and press #1 and that number will be blacklisted. The only thing that gets through is new spam that uses your area code and operator to trick you into thinking it's someone you know.

I haven't blocked a single spam call in 2 weeks so I sent it back. I'm quite surprised that so many people like this box. It does what it is supposed to do, which is the block numbers being programmed or added to the device. The problem is that the spam calls I receive come from different numbers each time, even if they are from the same company or service. Caller IDs are spoofed so they simply generate a different number for each and every call. I like to put them aside and leave them there.

We tried two models of CPR call blocker and couldn't get them to work stably (had to keep disconnecting and reconnecting to reset, but then only worked briefly). The company claimed it had something to do with providing our phone service through Comcast. But the Panasonic model works well. Not sure why, but it could be because this unit has its own power supply. Yes, and it's much better built. If this is your first call blocker purchase, I would suggest going with Panasonic.

We bought this model based on the good reviews and our experience with Panasonic products. The number of spam calls (medical alerts, fake Windows alerts, Chinese language calls) has decreased dramatically. We still get multiple calls from phone numbers. we don't know, but much less. We press the red button after no message. You can also view a list of caller numbers and press the red button when you see an unknown number. You can also unblock if you make a mistake. This is an emergency vehicle,

At first I thought we had done something wrong because our phone didn't ring at all! Then a call came and I blocked it. (Of course, they called the next day with a different number!) The only downside is that so many people don't give their company or name, only numbers or city as caller ID. For example, couriers and even some of our doctor's offices call without ID. We didn't even know it was them until our answering machine came on and they started talking! Then we had to quickly pick up the…