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Galaxy S PhonesAT&T offers Active Shield it's free if you buy the phone through them.
Verizon has a temporary block for 90 days for up to 5 numbers. You have to reapply the numbers. They also have a paid plan for up to 20 numbers. It's an app called Smart Family Parent App.
Tmobile has a plan to block numbers for free, a premium plan to block VMS. It's called Scam Shield.
Then there is an 3rd party app, Call Control, it blocks numbers, and VM, it's $30 a year, you can block 20 numbers and they also block know spam numbers that get reported through community sharing.
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Galaxy S PhonesYou can have your carrier block it so that it never comes through. You can probably do it through blocking controls through your account on your carrier's website or in their app, if they have one. If there is no app or you can't do it yourself through your account, you can call your carrier.
Blocking a number through the phone's blocking will only block the number from ringing through to your phone and sending texts - calls will still be routed to your voicemail. Blocking from the carrier side will prevent the call from getting to the phone in the first place.
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Galaxy S PhonesIf you are being stalked or harassed, however, you might want to download and save those voicemails as evidence. You do not have to listen to them. If you have a visual voicemail app, you can see who called and just download the message then delete it from cluttering up your inbox.
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