When your phone calls, it’s not unusual to see the message “Spamming Phone Risk” shown on the screen.
The most of the time, you can rely on your phone to be accurate; if you receive a spam call, which is almost certainly a telemarketer, you can let it go to voicemail or, in some situations, take action to ban calls from that number.
Fortunately, there is a solution: use the Check Spam Callers API.
Spam Risk: What is it?
Most cell providers make an effort to protect you from the majority of unsolicited phone calls, including telemarketing and scammer calls.
For instance, AT&T classifies alleged spam calls as Spam Risk. Similar or slightly distinct terms, like Scam Likely or Telemarketer, may be used by other carriers.
You undoubtedly already know that the term “spam” is frequently used to describe unwelcome email, text, or voice calls.
Therefore, the term “Spam Risk” is what your carrier might use to alert you that it believes the incoming call is undesirable. It may be worthwhile to make the effort to heed the warning and dismiss incoming calls tagged in this way if you frequently receive spam calls.
How to Prevent Spam Risk Calls
The Spam Risk warning is definitely useful, and it can help you avoid answering every telemarketing call. However, it is far from a perfect solution because the calls continue to ring, which can be annoying.
Depending on your smartphone, you can take additional steps to block Spam Risk calls, such as blocking specific phone numbers, using a third-party robocall blocking app, and registering your phone number with the National Do Not Call Registry.
None of these options are perfect, but they can all help you reduce the number of unwanted phone calls you receive.
None of these options is perfect or will ensure you don’t get bothered, that’s why together with our team of developers we decided to create theCheck Spam Callers API.
What are the most common applications for this API?
This API is ideal for developers who need to include a spam filter in their software. Stop spam calls from reaching your users.
You will also be able to filter your phone’s databases and determine whether or not the numbers are spam.
What about the pricing of the API?
Do you think, after reading this, that the Check Spam Callers API is quite pricey?
Our Check Spam Callers API has four distinct plans to meet any of your (or your company’s) requirements.
The first is the non-cost plan, which includes 100 Requests per Month.
The Basic plan, which has 1,000 Requests per Month, is shown below.
Following that is the Pro plan, which includes 10,000 Requests per Month.
Finally, there is the Pro Plus, which has 100,000 requests per month.
But, as if these four incredible plans weren’t enough, we now have a new custom plan that you can adapt to the changing needs of your business.
We put a lot of effort into being able to provide this additional choice to people who need it most because we are aware that needs are constantly changing and being added to or taken from.
We hope that you will give ourCheck Spam Callers API a try.
Also published on Medium.