The Global Anti-Scam Alliance (GASA) announces that Nomorobo, the leading call and text blocking platform, has joined Scam.org as a member partner. The collaboration brings Nomorobo's real-time robocall and scam text blocking technology directly into the Scam.org ecosystem, giving consumers a powerful new line of defence against unwanted and fraudulent communications.
Phone calls and SMS remain among the most common channels scammers use to reach their victims. Through this partnership, Scam.org users can actively block fraudulent communications before they even reach them, moving the fight against scams from reactive reporting to proactive protection.
Nomorobo joins a growing coalition of GASA members supporting Scam.org, including OpenAI, AnyTech365, CUBE AI, Falkin, Malwarebytes, Netcraft, ReasonLabs, ScamAdviser, Scamnetic, Seraph Secure and Spamhaus.
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About Scam.org
Scam.org is a global public-interest platform launched by the Global Anti-Scam Alliance (GASA) together with leading government, financial, telecom, cybersecurity and consumer-protection organisations. Free, multilingual, and designed for everyone, it helps people recognise, report, and protect themselves from online scams — with verified threat information, a suspicious website checker, country-specific reporting channels, and an AI-powered chatbot. With an estimated US $442 billion lost to scams globally in 2024, Scam.org exists to ensure no one faces fraud alone. www.scam.org
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