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There are some people that you never want to hear from. If you’re sick of getting phone calls from telemarketers and other known sources of telephone spam, then known spammer call blocking, formerly known as the Community Blacklist, can help. Designed to block out known nuisances, this type of call blocking can give you peace of mind because you’ll know that unwanted phone calls are being intercepted before they can disturb you.

What is known spammer call blocking? How does it work?

Known spammer call blocking prevents thousands of phone numbers that have been identified by the Ooma community as known sources of spam and telemarketing calls from reaching you. When you turn on known spammer call blocking, you instantly block phone numbers that the Ooma Community has collectively found to be invasive or annoying. Think of it as putting up an impenetrable wall between your phone and unwanted calls – a wall that is constantly growing stronger as new feedback rolls in.

The list of known spammers is comprised of entries that have been added to custom call block lists and marked as spam by members of the Ooma community. Ooma aggregates that information to keep the list of known spammers as up-to-date as possible. After confirming that widely-blocked numbers are legitimate sources of spam, Ooma adds those numbers to the known spammer list, saving other people the trouble of ever receiving an unwanted call from those numbers.

You can have known spammer call blocking turned on either by itself or in conjunction with the other forms of call blocking. You can also differentiate between what happens to numbers that are blocked depending on why they were prevented from reaching you:

How can I turn on known spammer call blocking?

You can turn on known spammer call blocking by following these instructions:

1. Log into your My Ooma account and navigate to Call Blocking under the Preferences tab.
2. Click next to “Block known spammers.”
3. Select from the dropdown to specify will happen to calls that come in from blocked numbers.

Is known spammer call blocking available to all users?

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Known spammer call blocking is available to all Ooma Premier members.

What are the different options for what happens to a call from a blocked number?

When you enable call blocking, you get to choose what happens to diverted calls. No matter what you choose, your phone at home will never ring:

• Call Blocked Message will redirect callers to a recorded message informing them their call was blocked.
• Sent to Voicemail will send all blocked numbers straight to voicemail.
• Number Disconnected Message will redirect callers to a recorded message informing them that your number has been disconnected.
• Continuous Ring will cause the call to ring for a period of time and then the caller will hear a busy signal.

If I find that a number I want to hear from is blocked by my preferences, what can I do?

If a number that you wish to hear from is being blocked as a known spammer, you can add that number to your contact list. When a number is in your contact list, it will ring your phones even if it is included in one or more call blocking lists.

Can I suggest a new number to add to list of known spammers?

You can help keep our list of known spammers up to date by following these instructions to add invasive phone numbers to your custom block list. Ooma periodically aggregates the numbers that have been added to many peoples’ custom block lists and identified as sources of spam in order to keep our list of known spammers updated.

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In email slang, spam is when an email user sends the same message to a large number of people using an automated list, generally for scam or advertisement purposes. The Nigerian email scams of recent years are a good example. In order to spam an email account, the spammer must first get the email address by using a phishing site, spyware, hacking, or simply by buying it from a website you trusted more than you should have. Once they have your address, you can receive spam from them for years.

In message board slang, a spammer is someone who makes short, meaningless posts that add nothing to a thread besides making one scroll down farther. These can come in a variety of forms and for a number of reasons. These are:

• Post Count raising: Most message boards will record your number of posts and a person's post count is often a sign of how active they are in the community. Therefore, a person who wants to appear more active than they really are will make a large number of junk posts to artificially increase their number. Most message boards refer to this as 'post count whoring' and actively discourage it, but it is still a common occurrence on many boards. On some forums linked with certain websites, desirable content is only available to those who have more than a certain post count.

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• Trolling: Many Trolls will make a few junk posts to make themselves seem like real posters as a lead up to their attack. Others will spam as part of their attack. This can include posting one or two-word messages in response to everyone's posts to infuriate them, or simply flooding the board with the same offensive message over and over again. Either way, it's seriously annoying.
• They don't have anything to say: Often spamming is a simple result of people lacking a good internal censor and simply disgorging the first meaningless phrase that enters their heads. This is the most common form of spamming and can involve everything from the insipid habit of the first person to reply to a thread posting nothing but 'First Post' to the hated 'Me Too'. Either way, it's the forum equivalent of a half-empty can of diet coke.

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• Bumping: They're trying to keep a thread at the top of the page by 'bumping' it. Less subtle spammers will simply post 'bump' ad nauseam.
• There's also the ones who don't trim the post they're quoting, even if the quote contains large pictures or is itself a quote-of-a-quote-of-a-quote. Or, in really bad cases, both.
• Spambots: They aren't a person at all, but a program. Dropped off considerably recently, once forums started putting in special security measures like registration codes. Used for multiple purposes, such as making spam ads outside of the increasingly unreliable email, or - in a scary case - by criminal organizations trying to spread their influence. Various messages in middle-eastern language(s) translatable as threats, as well as threats in English originating from similar sources, were made around the time of Saddam Hussein's execution on BBS and imageboard sites.
• Quite a lot of forums have 'spam boards' these days, in which you'll usually find nothing but spam posts. Often, but not always, the posts on these boards don't count to your total. On these boards, the term 'spammer' is at least a compliment, at best a badge of honor.

Note that sometimes a spammer is actually The Shill or Sock Puppet in disguise. Therefore, it is a good idea to totally ignore all spammers, just to be safe. Unfortunately, a website called Social Toaster is encouraging fans of various musicians and artists to spam for them in ways that haven't been seen in a long time, creating fandom armies of unwitting (or in some cases thoroughly willing) human spambots.

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• Freedom(TM), the sequel to Daemon, takes a brief moment out from the main plot to portray the brutal, Frank Castle-styleVigilante Execution of several men running an email spam server out of a rented office. This was presumably a bit of Author Appeal at work, as Daniel Suarez's day job is computer security.
• Viper from Super Minion has a tendency to use spam as a weapon. At one point she responds to a reporter covering an event with an anti-mutant bias by putting a long post explaining why he's wrong, a dozen shorter posts from alt accounts upvoting and agreeing, and another alt account making fun of the reporter's hair. Imp also notes that if she gets mad, avoiding her in person won't help because she'll just sign you up for a huge array of spam email lists.

• Loudness's 2006 song 'Don't Spam Me' is a rant about spammers and spam e-mail.

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• Deus Ex: Human Revolution features spam as an inbox item. The spam even appears in secret black-ops networks.
• Similarly, some of the email Commander Shepherd receives in Mass Effect 2 is in-universe spam.

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• One storyline in Angband - Tales from the Pit features a kobold that sends spam for stat-enhancers.
• In Schlock Mercenary, spamming is a capital offense.
  As early as the 21st century spammers were already less popular than defense attorneys, door-to-door fragrance salesmen, and the French. By the late 31st century they were held in the same regard as pedophiles and telemarketers.
  The stigma was so powerful that Hormel was forced to rename their increasingly unpopular luncheon meat to 'SPHLEGM' (Salted, Processed Ham and Lard. Edible? Gag a Maggot!)
  Sales skyrocketed.
  • Rather logical in this setting. Even it remains a misdemeanor, when you spam a galaxy-spanning internet — and therefore have TRILLIONS of counts thereof — the only way you can pay the resulting cumulative fines is by having your execution televised to all your victims. Spammers, Take That!

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