Step 1
Log in to your Google Voice account.
Step 2
Scroll down to the number you want to block. If they didn’t leave a voicemail, you can find them in the received calls or missed calls.
Step 3
Click More and choose Block Caller.
Step 4
You’ll be given the opportunity to confirm and listen to the “Not in service” that this particular caller will receive. Click Block.
Alternately, you can mark a call as spam by checking it and choosing Report Spam. When you do this, the call will immediately go to voicemail and the call will be stored in your Spam folder.
To unblock a number, say, if you want to give your cheating ex a second chance (not recommended), you can find all your blocked contacts in the Spam folder. Select the call and click Not Spam or click More and choose Unblock caller.
And that’s all there is to it (do I end every tutorial with that phrase?). I really recommend switching to Google Voice and only giving out your Google Voice number. It’s all I put on my business card, and it’s definitely what I put into forms where I might accidentally be signing up for telemarketing. In this way, you can block calls one by one without paying $5 a month to AT&T.
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SiRu
hey,
Never thought this is possible.
Thank you for sharing this information, now I got some work (need to block some) :D
MrGroove
Excellent! Glad you found it handy!
guynowadays
That was great. I love it. Thanks for sharing this info.
Amanda Mills
Is there a way to add someone when you first download google voice without having to wait for them to call again?
logicman
Block call is NOT a choice on my ‘more’ menu …. howcome you’re special? (in other words, what am I doing wrong? :)