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Robocalls Increase By 5% While Robotexts Decrease In August, According to Robokiller InsightsNEW YORK, Sept. 14, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Robocalls increased by 5% in August to 5.4 billion, a reversal from recent month-over-month decreases, according to Robokiller Insights. Robocalls related to financial services, debt collection, medical scams, and loans flooded Americans' phones. With student loan repayments resuming in October, these calls are likely to persist. Despite FCC wins, robocalls rebound "After the FCC's success in taking down infamous robocalls, scammers are getting smarter," said Giulia Porter, Vice President at Robokiller. "With student loan repayments resuming in October and the holiday shopping season right around the corner, Americans should be aware of scams impersonating well-known brands or too-good-to-be-true debt relief offers. We recommend installing a robocall blocking app like Robokiller on your phone to protect you from these scams." The end of summer caused scammers to up their efforts Losses to robocalls and robotexts on track to exceed 2022 losses How to stop phone scams Additionally, if your brand is interested in protecting against scams perpetrated under its name, contact our enterprise service team. About Robokiller Robokiller's award-winning robocall and spam text insights are powered by a global database of millions of phone scams and audio fingerprints. Robokiller's proprietary data insights have been featured by The New York Times, ABC World News, Good Morning America, and many others. Robokiller is available for download in the Apple App Store and Google Play. To learn more, visit www.robokiller.com. Robokiller, a Teltech brand, is a division of Mosaic Group, an IAC Company (NASDAQ: IAC).
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