Will The CPR Call Blocker work on my broadband line?

Will The CPR Call Blocker work on my broadband line?

The CPR Call Blocker will work happily alongside your broadband connection. 

If your broadband is supplied by Fibre Optic - just unplug your telephone lead from the phone and plug it into The Call Blocker. 

If your broadband is through ADSL/DSL copper network, you need to wire up the device with an ADSL/DSL filter to stop your telephone and broadband signals conflicting with each other. 

We suggest you use a high quality ADSL/DSL filters such as NETGEAR, BELKIN, D-LINK or ADSL NATION XF1e branded filters, and all should be fine.

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