Verizon uses the following labels for spam calls : Potential Spam, Potential Fraud, Robo caller, and SPAM? Our service may not identify all unwanted or unsolicited calls. We appreciate your feedback and will share it with our algorithm provider. Please note: Your submission may not result in a change to how future calls are labeled.

Please note that Verizon's algorithm for identifying numbers that trigger the SPAM? label on your Caller ID is not meant to identify all unwanted or unsolicited calls. Accordingly, while we appreciate your feedback, please note that your submission may not result in a change to how future calls are labeled.

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Verizon uses the following labels for spam calls: Potential Spam, Potential Fraud, Robo caller, and SPAM? If the call you received was labeled differently (e.g. SPAM LIKELY) please check with your spam protection service provider. We appreciate your feedback and will share it with our algorithm provider.

Verizon only uses the label 'SPAM?' to identify spam calls. If the call you received was labeled differently , it was not labeled by Verizon. We appreciate your feedback and will share it with our algorithm provider.

Please note: Your submission may not result in a change to how future calls are labeled.

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Verizon is committed to helping consumers avoid unwanted calls and to helping consumers and calling parties address concerns about erroneous call blocking or labeling. We appreciate your feedback and will share it with our algorithm provider. Please note: Your submission may not result in a change to how future calls are treated.

To review calling practices that may be influencing your scoring: click here for Best Practices Guidance. Please note that we do not block or label a call made to a Verizon customer based solely on caller ID authentication information, it is one of many factors considered by our algorithm provider. Contact your originating service provider if you feel the caller ID authentication information for your calls is incorrect.

Verizon is committed to helping consumers avoid unwanted calls and to helping consumers and calling parties address concerns about erroneous call blocking or labeling. We appreciate your feedback and will share it with our algorithm provider. Please note: Your submission may not result in a change to how future calls are treated.

To review calling practices that may be influencing your scoring: click here for Best Practices Guidance. Please note that we do not block or label a call made to a Verizon customer based solely on caller ID authentication information, it is one of many factors considered by our algorithm provider. Contact your originating service provider if you feel the caller ID authentication information for your calls is incorrect.