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« on: May 14, 2024, 06:45:13 PM »
I was an early-early adopter of Ooma VOIP for the house. Louise was an early user of Google Voice forwarding to her cell phone for real estate business. Both do some screening. A couple of years after starting with these separate services, Ooma came up with a way to 'white label' your Ooma service with your G Voice number --so the Gvoice number now rings both the house and her phone. And out-going calls from her cell phone show her GVoice number on the recipient's phone, so they don't add her direct cell number to their contacts.
I think the double-screening must filter out most of them, as we get about 4 or 5 a week. I also have call logs on the Ooma service and can review and block numbers.
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