In the golden age of robocalls, your landline (now powered by Comcast’s Voice service) has become a digital dartboard for scammers pretending to be from the "FBI," "Amazon," or "Your Local Utility Company." You have the power to stop them. But unlike an iPhone where you swipe and tap, blocking a number on Comcast requires a trip to the cloud.
Yes, you read that right. If you block "1-800-SCAMMER," their robot will still hear ringing, then get your generic "Nobody is home" voicemail. They will still leave a breathy message about your car's extended warranty. how to block a phone number on comcast
Here is your step-by-step guide to turning that ringing nuisance into a silent ghost. Best for people who have lost their TV remote behind the couch three times this year. In the golden age of robocalls, your landline
Let’s be honest: The only people who still call your home phone are your mother-in-law, a restaurant confirming your reservation, and spammers . If you block "1-800-SCAMMER," their robot will still
Once you block that first spam call, you will feel a rush of power. The phone will sit there. Silent. The only thing that will ring now is the pizza delivery guy—and frankly, he can text you anyway.