910889370, Spam number or does it belong to a company?

From the month of March until today, many users are reporting calls from 910 889 370, a number whose prefix 910 corresponds to the Community of Madrid. Apparently, the number in question makes several calls during the day and even early at night, according to the testimonies of several of the affected users in the different Internet forums. Who is 910889370 really? Is it a private individual? Are you a company that wants to contact us? We see it below.

Missed call from 910889370, who is it?

"I have several missed calls from the number and I don't know who it is", "I return the call and they tell me that the dialed phone is not available at this time", "I pick up the call and no one answers"… These and many other testimonies are some of the reports of the people affected by the calls of 910889370. Who is behind this?

Vodafone, or at least the more than 100 users affected by the number in question affirm it. Many others claim that it is Orange, and that after warning about the price increase in the contracted rate for those users who are clients of the company, they receive a call from the same number claiming to be Vodafone. In any case, the purpose of the call is simply to offer company products, such as mobile rates or Internet through fiber. We have already seen it on previous occasions with numbers such as 910768022 or 918382964.

The good news is that we can block this and other spam numbers through one of the methods that we will detail below.

How to block calls from 910889370 and other spam numbers

Today, there are many ways to block calls from annoying or spam numbers, however, the most effective methods are based on using the Robinson List website and applications designed to block calls.

The first method is as simple as accessing the homonymous website and registering all our personal data, in addition to the phone numbers where we want to stop receiving calls from 910889370.

The platform, currently led by the Spanish Association of Digital Economy, will be in charge of forcing all companies to stop making calls for advertising purposes within a period of no more than two months. If we continue to receive calls of this type, we can warn the companies of our registry in the Robinson List and start a judicial process for violating the current Data Protection Law.

As for the second method, this is based on the installation of applications such as True Caller in the case of Android and Mr. Number in the case of iOS. We will only have to add the number in question manually to the black list and activate the anti spam filter. Automatically all calls will be blocked in case we have told you to. Unfortunately, this method is not feasible on landlines, which is why we will have to resort to the first one.

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