Caller Center
reviews and complaints

So, I was about to fall for a scam where someone was trying to get me to give them my personal information in exchange for a Best Buy gift card. I was so close to doing it, but then I stumbled upon Caller Center (callercenter.com) and read a comment about the same scam. It was a lifesaver! I immediately realized what was going on and didn't fall for it. Thank you so much, Caller Center! You guys really saved me from a huge headache. I would definitely recommend this site to anyone who wants to avoid getting scammed. It's a great resource for anyone who wants to stay safe online.

I gotta say, I'm pretty impressed with Caller Center. They really know how to get rid of incorrect information, which is super important in this day and age. I mean, who wants to be getting calls from people who have the wrong number or are trying to scam you? Not me, that's for sure. So, I give them a solid 5 stars for that.

However, I do have one small complaint. I've asked them multiple times to send me a list of all the numbers that have been spamming me, but they never seem to get back to me with anything. It's a bit frustrating, to be honest. I mean, I know they're busy and all, but a list of at least 100 numbers would be really helpful.

Overall, though, I think Caller Center is doing a great job. They're definitely worth checking out if you're tired of getting unwanted calls.

CallerCenter is a website where people can share their experiences with telemarketing scams and harassment. It's a great resource for those who are tired of receiving frequent "robo-calls" from the same company. The complaints on the website sometimes contain useful information, such as the name and address of the company (although it's not always reliable).

One of the pros of CallerCenter is that it provides information about "spoofing" and legislative attempts to deal with the problem. However, one of the cons is that the search function on the website is limited to phone numbers only, and not by the name of the company or other identifying information.

Overall, it's clear that telemarketing scams and harassment are a huge problem that the Federal "Do Not Call" Registry fails to address. The government has only just begun to study the issue of "spoofing," so it's likely that we'll continue to be harassed by telemarketers for the foreseeable future.

Despite this, CallerCenter.com is a great resource for those who want to feel less alone in their experiences. It's a place where people can come together to share their stories and find support.

If you're looking for more ways to block unwanted calls, you might want to check out the SiteJabber reviews of the "LifeHacker" website. They offer some great suggestions for dealing with telemarketing scams and harassment.