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November 20, 2017

14336 US adults surveyed

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The Federal Communications Commission will allow cell phone carriers to block certain phone numbers that are likely spam robocalls. Phone carriers may charge clients for the option to opt in to this service. Would you pay extra on your phone bill to cut out robocalls?

Conducted November 20, 2017

YouGov surveyed 14336 US adults

29%
48%
23%
The Federal Communications Commission will allow cell phone carriers to block certain phone numbers that are likely spam robocalls. Phone carriers may charge clients for the option to opt in to this service. Would you pay extra on your phone bill to cut out robocalls?

Conducted November 20, 2017

YouGov surveyed 14336 US adults

By:
29%
48%
23%

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