My Business Number Is Showing As Spam

Why do business numbers show up as "spam likely"?

Business numbers often appear labeled as "spam likely" due to protective measures implemented by phone carriers and third-party apps to decrease the volume of illegitimate calls. Automated dialing systems often used by legitimate businesses can be mistaken for spam calling behaviors, causing these numbers to be flagged. Additionally, if your business number was used in a spoofing attack or reported by a small number of consumers after an unfavorable interaction, it can be flagged and labeled as a potential spam risk. This labeling aims to protect consumers from fraud, but it can unintentionally harm legitimate organizations as well. It's crucial to understand these mechanisms to prevent your business calls from being labeled spam.

As an authorized STIR/SHAKEN service provider, we've been instrumental in helping businesses combat the issue of their numbers appearing as "spam likely". We achieve this by assigning outbound calls with A-level attestation, a highest level of validation confirming that the caller has the right to use the phone number. This adds a significant layer of trust and legitimacy to the outbound calls in the eyes of carriers and their spam-detection mechanisms. We also work with our clients to develop a dialing strategy and assign clean outbound DIDs to improve answer rates and reduce the likelihood of "spam likely".

We've helped hundreds of businesses in improving their spam likely designation, maintaining their reputation, enhancing their outbound call connectivity, and ultimately ensuring successful communication with their customers. Try out Caller ID Testing Tool to learn if your business phone number is showing up as spam in real-time.

With QVD's services, businesses can focus on what they do best, leaving the complexities of call legitimacy and attestation to the experts.

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