How to prevent being flagged as a SPAM caller - Dialpad Help Center

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1. How do I prevent being flagged as a spam caller? “To help prevent being flagged as a spam caller, register all numbers with a call reputation service, either before porting or after Dialpad provisioning.” Dialpad recommends creating a free business account with Hiya due to its coverage of all 3 major US carriers and international partners.

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2. To help prevent being flagged as a spam caller, register all numbers with a call reputation service, either before porting or after Dialpad provisioning. “Dialpad recommends creating a free business account with Hiya due to its coverage of all 3 major US carriers and international partners.” *Dialpad cannot do this on your behalf as we don’t own the numbers.

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3. Have you ever picked up your phone, only to see the "SPAM likely" warning? “Common triggers include calls originating from multiple locations (perhaps you have a variety of local numbers) or high-volume activity without connections.” Let's go over the basics of the SPAM label and how you can avoid being flagged as a "SPAM likely" caller.

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4. Have you ever picked up your phone, only to see the "SPAM likely" warning? “These activities are certainly not fraudulent, yet, when viewed at the network level, such events appear similar to illegal robocalling activities, so your call is flagged and goes straight to your client's voicemail.” Let's go over the basics of the SPAM label and how you can avoid being flagged as a "SPAM likely" caller.

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