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Does the number belong to a business or a person?: Business.

Your Email Address : Add your email address.

Please Choose your issue below: I have a problem with the information shown for my phone number.

Go Hiya's Submit a Request formComplete the following fields:.

Enter Verification Code from Email: Paste the verification code from the email.

Click Send Verification Code: This will send a verification code to the email address provided.

Feedback: Provide the feedback you have received from leads and how your calls are labeled.

Calls per month: Provide the number of calls per month (can be pulled from call reporting).

Calling Company URL: Your business website URL.

Calling Company Address: Your business address.

Calling Company Name: Your business name.

If you are registering more than 5 numbers and need a list of all the phone numbers in your Follow Up Boss account, contact us at I believe my calls are: Real Estate

You can include multiple phone numbers on the form.

Company Numbers: Add Follow Up Boss numbers and display name (company name).

It’s very important to note that a number can be flagged as “Spam/Scam Likely” again, so use the best practices above to build and keep a good phone reputation.

First Orion (on behalf of T-mobile, Sprint, Cell1): 30 daysĪs each carrier updates its records to clear the “Spam Likely” flag from your number, their customers will stop seeing that alert.

This part of the process happens outside of Follow Up Boss and is controlled by each carrier and their spam provider. Once your information is submitted, each carrier’s spam provider will respond directly to you by email. Each carrier will follow up with you once the respective forms are complete and you will typically start to see results in 3-5 days. If you are following the best practices outlined here and have still been flagged as spam, you can request carriers to clear the spam flag from your number. Don’t give them a reason to flag you as spam provide value and service. Remember: Every person you contact can flag your number as spam with their own cell carrier. This means that you may call two different leads and one sees “Spam/Scam Likely” and the other does not.

Each carrier has its own list of numbers they’ve flagged as spam and its own process for spotting spam traffic on its network which is not available to the public. If someone you call tells you your number is showing “Spam/Scam Likely” that means your number has been flagged as spam with their cell phone carrier.