I recently changed my phone service and none of my blocked calls are being stopped; What happened?

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• Does the call blocker block incoming calls made from VOIP or cell phones?

  Yes. The Call Blocker can block any number originating from anywhere. Some phone companies don't block calls from cell phones, but the Call Blocker does.

• Will the call blocker work with VOIP services like: Vonage, Ooma or Magic Jack as my phone service provider?

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• What does the blocked caller hear when they are blocked?

  The blocked caller only hears one ring tone in their phone handset and then silence. After about 10 seconds, they will get a dial tone or busy signal depending on the service.