Two words that sound and look very similar are spam and scam. Scam and spam are often used interchangeably with the word “trouble.”
At Check Spam Callers API, our goal is to shield you from obnoxious calls.
To help with this, we want to make sure you are aware of some common spam and scam caller tactics.
What, for example, are spam numbers? What distinguishes spam from fraudulent phone numbers?
What should you do if a spam danger call rings? How can you stop these nefarious characters from getting in touch with you or your clients?
We’ve discovered that many people mistake spam calls for scam calls. So let’s take a second to correct the record.
What Is Spam?
Simply explained, a sort of unsolicited call known as spam happens when a person or business calls a very large number of people all at once.
These calls are frequently recognized and given a spam risk classification.
Most people have experienced the agony of having their day interrupted by dozens of obnoxious and unwelcome spam calls.
And lest you assume that all we’re discussing is your obstinate ex or the local gym urging you to terminate your monthly membership, we’re not.
An estimated 157 billion spam calls were made in the past year alone in North America and Western Europe.
How Is Spam Identified?
When a number tries to contact you, it will display a “spam” designation if your phone company has marked it as a spam risk call or robocall. If you think a phone number is spam but it isn’t marked as such, you can report it to your phone provider or more effectively use the Check Spam Callers API to prevent incoming spam calls.
Carriers and voice performance systems can also detect a spam number by observing the call patterns but not better than Check Spam Callers API, which was developed just for that duty.
What about the scam calls?
Because of how quickly they are made and received, scam calls are more difficult to detect. Scammers also employ algorithms to disguise the fact that their calls are coming from across the country yet appear to be coming from a local number. With billions of frauds and robocalls per year, there are enough victims of scammers’ tricks to cover the cost of their annoying calls.
Scams come in a variety of forms, so be on the lookout for these:
- Financial fraud
- Tax fraud
- Lottery and contest fraud
- Insurance theft
- neighborhood con
- Investing fraud
- charitable fraud
- Automobile fraud
What about the API’s pricing?
After reading this, you would conclude that the Check Spam Callers API is quite pricey, do not you?
Well, our Check Spam Callers API has four very varied plans to suit any of your (or your company) needs.
The first is the non-cost plan and offers 100 Requests per Month.
The following plan is the Basic that has 1,000 Requests per Month
Next comes the Pro plan with 10,000 Requests per Month
And finally the Pro Plus that has 100,000 Requests per Month
But as if these four incredible plans were not enough, we also have a new custom plan so that you can adapt it to the needs that vary during the course of your business.
We know that needs are changing and are always added or subtracted, that’s why we work hard to be able to offer this new option to those who need it most.
We hope we have convinced you to try our Check Spam Callers API.