Blocked numbers?
its like they're giving me the spam calls
Great application
Good addition to built-in iOS phone spam management
Unfortunately, iOS only lets you block individual numbers. I don't know how effective Call Block is for spam call blocking, but I do know it works well for blocking number ranges.
You can also choose to whitelist your contacts if you want.
When I blocked a number range calls, calls with those numbers are automatically sent to voicemail, and your phone does not ring or notify you (unless you have whitelisted your contacts or a specific number in the blocked range).
It has a very simple Interface even offers reverse phone look up. It's free with no annoying ads. All that is five stars for me.
Isn’t this supposed to block calls?
Useless
Was 5 stars
BY THE WAY IF YOU GAVE FULL NAMES TO YOUR ANSWERS AS TO WHO WAS CALLING I COULD BE PERSUADED TO PAY FOR YOUR SERVICE BUT JUST THE NAME OF THE CITY IS NOT WORTH PAYING YOU TO GET.
Not worth it
Mr ErlBrock
DO NOT BUY!!!!
Myself
What a great App
Wicked Awesome App!!!
The free version is feature rich and ad free and does everything I need it to do..The ability to quickly and easily block individual numbers, number ranges, and white list contacts are the key reasons Call Protect rocks my phone.
Without hesitation, qualifiers, or caveats I can say Call Protect has proven itself to be an unobtrusive and indispensable tool to prevent unwanted calls and control access to me and my phone.
But …
As I’m obviously a huge fan I’d gladly subscribe for an enhanced version, though not at the current price level.
For me the $120 annual ($10 /mo) subscription cost is too much and it’s difficult for me to justify cost. Especially when I’m most likely not going to have a need for or use all the enhanced features of the Pro version.
>> Developer Suggestion <<
Perhaps adding a Standard Edition that sits between the free and pro version. Offering the Free, Standard (Pro or Pro Lite,) and an enhanced Pro (or Pro+) version is something to consider?
With the current economic environment that has me and many others pinching pennies and trying to squeeze 15 cents out of dime, both have become commonplace for many, $10 is a lot of moneys.
I’ll reiterate … I WANT TO PAY YOU … but not at the current cost. I’d gladly pay $3 /mo for a Standard (or Pro or Pro Lite version) with the ability to add more custom numbers and ranges than the free version — Or — maybe a price structure with nominal annual fee, say $25 along with a lower monthly subscription price, say $3.
That’s something I think would be a good deal and for sure sign up for.
B~
