Podcasts about Caller ID

When you hear that beep, don't send to voicemail. When you hear that interruption in your conversation, don't send to voicemail and when you look at your Caller ID, don't say "Oh I will get back to him". I am telling you, please don't send our lord to voicemail. May this episode be a blessing to you all.

By Doug Green “Businesses are experiencing a form of identity theft in voice—and they're paying the price for fraud they didn't create.” At the Channel Partners Conference & Expo 2026, I spoke with Maurie Munro, Vice President of Enterprise Sales at Transaction Network Services (TNS), about one of the most urgent challenges facing the telecom ecosystem: the collapse of trust in voice. TNS operates at the intersection of enterprises, carriers, and consumers, with a communications division focused on ensuring that legitimate calls are delivered, recognized, and trusted. But as Munro explained, the reality is far more complex. Today's voice environment is shaped by widespread spoofing and fraud, where bad actors impersonate legitimate businesses by using real phone numbers without authorization. The result is what Munro describes as “identity theft in voice,” where enterprises suffer reputational and operational damage from activity they didn't initiate. Consumers, in turn, have adapted. Caller ID is no longer trusted. Calls are ignored, labeled as “Spam Likely,” or blocked altogether—often impacting legitimate outreach. For enterprises, that translates into declining answer rates, reduced campaign performance, and strained customer relationships. TNS brings a data-driven approach to solving this problem, processing more than 1.5 billion call events daily. This scale gives the company deep visibility into how calls are treated across networks and where breakdowns in trust occur. The company's TNS-COM business focuses on three critical areas: Spoof protection, which helps enterprises identify when and how their numbers are being misused without their knowledge Enterprise branded calling, which displays a verified business name and logo on the consumer's device Telephone number reputation monitoring, providing visibility into how calls are labeled, scored, and treated across the ecosystem Together, these capabilities help enterprises protect their brand identity in voice—much like consumers monitor and protect their personal identity in financial systems. The impact is particularly acute in high-touch industries such as banking, healthcare, retail, and contact centers, where voice remains essential for critical communications like fraud alerts, appointment reminders, and service notifications. When those calls fail to connect—or worse, are mistrusted—the consequences ripple across operations, increasing costs and reducing effectiveness. Looking ahead, Munro sees branded calling evolving beyond simple identification. While displaying a business name is important, the future lies in richer context—logo, intent, and verified identity working together to rebuild trust at scale. “The goal isn't just to get the call through,” Munro emphasized. “It's to ensure the person receiving it knows who it's from—and can trust it.” As the industry continues to combat fraud and improve call authentication frameworks, the next phase is clear: restoring confidence in voice as a trusted channel for both businesses and consumers. Learn more: https://tnsi.com/

By Doug Green “The missing layer in stopping scam calls is verified identity—knowing with certainty who is behind the call.” In a recent Telecom Reseller podcast, I spoke with Keith Buell, General Counsel and Head of Global Public Policy at Numeracle, about the Federal Communications Commission's latest Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) on caller ID and what it means for service providers. At the center of the discussion is a growing consensus in Washington: authentication alone is not enough. While frameworks like STIR/SHAKEN have improved call authentication, they do not fully address the problem of identity—specifically, verifying the entity originating the call. Numeracle has been focused on this issue since 2018, working at both the regulatory and industry levels to address the gap between authentication and identity. As Buell explained, the company's mission is to ensure that legitimate calls reach consumers while protecting enterprises and service providers from reputational and regulatory risk associated with misidentified or spam-labeled calls. The FCC's NPRM reflects this shift in thinking. The proposal emphasizes stronger caller authentication, greater transparency, and more robust Know Your Customer (KYC) processes. The goal is to reduce illegal robocalls while preserving the ability for legitimate businesses to communicate effectively with customers. Central to this effort is the concept of traceable, verifiable caller identity. Numeracle has been actively engaged in shaping this conversation. The company submitted formal comments supporting the FCC's objectives, while advocating for end-to-end identity verification that can scale across the ecosystem. In addition, Numeracle has met with FCC leadership, including Chairman Carr, Commissioner Gomez, and staff from key bureaus such as the Wireline Competition Bureau and the Consumer & Governmental Affairs Bureau. A key theme in those discussions is the need for practical, standards-based solutions that do not disrupt legitimate communications. As Buell noted, the challenge is to balance enforcement with enablement—ensuring bad actors are stopped without inadvertently blocking trusted enterprise traffic. To address this, Numeracle recently introduced KYC as a Service (KYCaaS), a fully managed solution designed to help service providers implement standardized identity verification processes. The offering enables carriers to collect, validate, and maintain customer identity data in alignment with evolving FCC requirements, while also creating an auditable trail that supports compliance. More importantly, KYCaaS is positioned as a proactive approach. Rather than reacting to regulatory enforcement after the fact, service providers can establish a framework for verified identity that reduces risk and improves call deliverability. For service providers, the message is clear: the regulatory environment is shifting toward verified identity as a foundational requirement. Those who move early to implement scalable KYC processes will be better positioned to maintain compliance, protect their brands, and ensure their communications reach customers. Learn more at: https://www.numeracle.com/kycaas

This episode shifts from investing to the growing threat of scams—especially targeting older adults—breaking down how common fraud tactics work, from fake virus alerts and spoofed calls to AI-driven voice cloning and recovery scams. Don and Tom emphasize a simple but powerful rule: if you didn't initiate the contact, assume it's a scam, and never act under pressure. The conversation then pivots to listener questions, covering how to construct a globally diversified portfolio with proper U.S./international balance, how to structure fixed income for retirement income needs, and why investors should resist the urge to “take winnings” after gains—focusing instead on long-term discipline and occasional rebalancing.0:05 Scams targeting older adults and why susceptibility increases1:21 AARP article and life in The Villages as a scam hotspot backdrop3:05 Fake virus alerts and tech support scams (iPad example, $25K loss)6:10 Scale of scam losses (older Americans, underreporting, $5B+ impact)6:48 Common scam types: fake purchases, investment fraud, and urgency tactics7:23 Caller ID spoofing and law enforcement impersonation scams8:25 AI voice cloning and evolving scam sophistication8:39 Call screening tools and reducing scam exposure9:53 Bank impersonation scams using stolen personal data11:14 IRS scams—what the IRS actually does (mail only)11:57 Key defense rule: urgency = scam12:47 “Recovery scams” targeting prior victims13:27 Core principle: assume unsolicited contact is fraudulent14:44 Transition to listener Q&A intro and contact methods16:07 Portfolio construction: balancing U.S. vs international exposure using ETFs18:00 Fixed income strategy: BND vs CDs, money markets, income buckets19:26 Listener question: should you “take profits” after gains?20:03 Why long-term investing ≠ gambling (stay invested vs timing)21:39 Exception: rebalancing vs profit-taking22:38 Historical perspective on long-term economic growthQuestions? Comments? Click!

God is constantly calling us to serve others while using the gifts he gives us to build up the Kingdom and others.  One person making a difference for another will make a generational impact.  Be a faithful "seed planter" and leave the "harvesting" to God.  Remember the ...Caller ID is the Holy Spirit...answer and you and others will be blessed.

In this episode, I cover a little bit of everything.I finally fell for a TikTok food trend and tried the viral onion boil, and honestly, it kind of changed me. We also need to talk about why The Polar Express has always been unsettling, because I cannot be the only one who feels this way.Then there is AI Justin Bieber, which opens a whole new conversation about how weird the internet is getting. I also spiral into a thought about life before caller ID and how people survived not knowing who was calling them, especially the ones who just needed one simple question answered.And of course, we end it by talking about people roasting Luke Combs album covers, because the internet will always internet.This episode is completely off topic, slightly unhinged, and exactly the kind of conversations that happen when you let your brain wander.

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E quando prendiamo la chiamata, anche se dall'altra parte è "muto", si sente sempre un rumore di fondo, un brusio che sembra provenire da un ufficio affollato. Anche questo non è casuale. Ma non solo: a volte fanno chiamate che sembrano provenire da contatti noti o addirittura amici: è il maledetto SPOOFING. Come funziona? #scam #spoofing #cybersecurity #truffeonline #callerID #privacy #podcastitalia #cosemoltoumane #tecnologia #sicurezzadigitale #phishing #telemarketing #callcenter Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Welcome to Top of the Morning by Mint, I'm your host Nelson John — This is your smart, daily briefing on what matters. From big moves in business to headlines shaping India and the world, we cut through the noise so you start your day informed and ahead.  It's Wednesday, October 29th. Let's get started! crushing global card networks with UPI. SEBI's slashing mutual fund fees by 83%. Your phone's about to show caller names. Blume Ventures is betting big on AI. And shrimp farmers say Trump's tariffs might be the wake-up call India needed. Five stories, one episode. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What you'll learn in this episode:Why great notes often fail to turn into practice results.The 4-Step Ideas to Action Framework by Dr. Noel Lloyd:Pick one easy project.Workshop the idea with your team.Shepherd the idea past the “wolves” of daily busyness.Demo, audit, and build copilots for lasting success.Real-world clinic examples, including:Caller ID branding for better lead follow-up.The Day 3 Meeting to set patient expectations.A deactivation text system to solve patient “ghosting.”A structured CA-led accountability meeting process.Implementation isn't about more ideas—it's about building systems, accountability, and team ownership so those ideas stick.This episode was created using AI-generated voices, allowing us to bring you actionable content faster while maintaining clarity and engagement.Next steps for you:

ON TODAYS SHOW: What's up with all the leaguies and kids out west with their crazy haircuts. We get to the bottom on why you really don't answer your non-caller ID number. Plus, why are abbreviations as long as some words now? For more, follow our socials: Instagram Facebook TikTokSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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"This piece reimagines a field recording of everyday people calling out, treating their voices not just as source material, but as the foundation. Approached with deep intention, it aimed to honour the original rhythms and harmonies of the callers without overpowering them.  "The composition moves between ambient stillness and percussive energy, layering textures like tracked flute and analogue synth around the calls to reflect a natural, evolving dialogue. At its core, the work is about preservation through transformation, responding to what already resonates with care, space, and trust." Instrumental credits: André Solomon - Flute Hellcat Sneer - Moog Sub37, BOSS RC-505 Loop Station, and Nord Drum3p Percussion Synthesizer Arranged, mixed, and mastered by Hellcat Sneer | Hellcat Sneer and André Solomon Alor Setar bus station reimagined by Hellcat Sneer and André Solomon. IMAGE: Marufish from Alor Setar, Malaysia, CC BY-SA 2.0 , via Wikimedia Commons

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Stephen Grootes speaks to tech expert Siphumelele Zondi about the surge in spam calls and the subsequent rise in popularity of caller identification apps like Truecaller and WhosCall. The Money Show is a podcast hosted by well-known journalist and radio presenter, Stephen Grootes. He explores the latest economic trends, business developments, investment opportunities, and personal finance strategies. Each episode features engaging conversations with top newsmakers, industry experts, financial advisors, entrepreneurs, and politicians, offering you thought-provoking insights to navigate the ever-changing financial landscape.Thank you for listening to The Money Show podcast.Listen live - The Money Show with Stephen Grootes is broadcast weekdays between 18:00 and 20:00 (SA Time) on 702 and CapeTalk. There’s more from the show at www.themoneyshow.co.za Subscribe to the Money Show daily and weekly newslettersThe Money Show is brought to you by Absa. Follow us on:702 on Facebook: www.facebook.com/TalkRadio702 702 on TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@talkradio702702 on Instagram: www.instagram.com/talkradio702702 on X: www.x.com/Radio702702 on YouTube: www.youtube.com/@radio702CapeTalk on Facebook: www.facebook.com/CapeTalk CapeTalk on TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@capetalk CapeTalk on Instagram: www.instagram.com/capetalkzaCapeTalk on YouTube: www.youtube.com/@CapeTalk567CapeTalk on X: www.x.com/CapeTalkSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Send us a textWhat is Caller ID Spoofing?Caller ID spoofing is a technique where a caller deliberately falsifies the information transmitted to your caller ID display to disguise their true identity. This allows the caller to make it appear as if they are calling from a different phone number than the one they are actually using.No unsolicited calls or texts will originate from this podcast's contact number of 208-391-2808Support the show

Breaking News: Phound CEO Dave Erickson Unveils Persona Management in Exclusive Podcast Interview, "We all have 'multiple me's,' but traditional phone services don't accommodate that reality," Erickson explains. “Phound lets you create distinct personas for work, family, and personal life, seamlessly switching between them while maintaining control and privacy.” Long Beach, CA – March 10, 2025 – In an exclusive Technology Reseller News podcast, Dave Erickson, Co-Founder of Phound, sat down with Doug Green to discuss today's breaking news—the official launch of Phound's Persona Management feature. Solving the "Multiple Me's" Problem In an era where individuals juggle multiple roles—employee, parent, entrepreneur, community member—Phound's Persona Management allows users to organize their digital identities within a single, secure communication app. "We all have 'multiple me's,' but traditional phone services don't accommodate that reality," Erickson explains. “Phound lets you create distinct personas for work, family, and personal life, seamlessly switching between them while maintaining control and privacy.” How Persona Management Works: Create Separate Digital Identities – Define unique personas for business, personal life, and side ventures. Control Communication – Set boundaries and permissions for each persona, ensuring privacy. Seamlessly Switch Personas – Adapt communication style on the fly—without juggling multiple apps or devices. Beyond Personas: Phound's Vision for Trust & Security Erickson emphasizes that Persona Management is part of Phound's broader initiative to restore trust in phone communication. "Caller ID isn't real ID. It can be spoofed easily, creating security risks. Phound brings authenticity back through government-backed identity verification and AI-driven spam blocking." Why It Matters Rebuilding Trust in Phone Numbers – Phound offers verified, distinct identities for secure, purpose-driven communication. Enhanced Call Management – Users can customize call handling per persona, filtering unwanted noise. Interoperability – Works with existing phone numbers—landline, VoIP, or mobile. "Phound is restoring the original purpose of the phone number," says Erickson. "It's time to take back control of our digital identities." Listen Now & Learn More Persona Management is live today—users can try it now by verifying their existing phone number on Phound.app. Listen to the full podcast interview now on Technology Reseller News, Telecom Reseller, and all major podcast platforms. #BreakingNews #Phound #PersonaManagement #DigitalIdentity #Privacy #AI #TrustInTech https://www.youtube.com/live/EL1n8akNWig?si=T6m0QmsD1mj9E-Dl  

Anna and Raven reflect on how the things that can ruin a trip! Apparently, an airline is offering reimbursement if you have bad weather on the trip! Anna saw the list of the top ten beaches in the world! Raven shares his criteria for the best beach! Are you up to date on this week's biggest news story? Anna and Chef Plum will get you caught up on the trending news stories including having “LinkedIn Envy,” how the NFL will ban the “Tush Push,” next season, and the update on the asteroid that was heading toward earth! Anna and Raven share the contact names they have on their phone for their significant others! They had Producer Julie ask the Office Squad what their significant other is labeled as in their phone, it will shock you! Anna and Raven have almost been on a few game shows! Key word: almost! They want to know what game show you have been on and what it was like! Anna's mom has never gone on a “Mom Solo Trip,” but has seen it is trending! She asked her daughter what she thinks about her going on a trip by herself! Anna and Raven find out where you have gone for your solo trip! Lots of buzz about uniforms lately, even in the chess world! Anna and Raven share the most annoying uniform they had to wear! John's best friend asked him if he would be upset if he started dating John's ex-girlfriend. John said yes. Now, John's wife is upset. They've been married for two years, it's been nine years since he dated this woman, and they were only together for six months. Why would he care if his buddy dated her? She thinks it's a red flag for her, he says it's just the bro-code. It's weird to have a friend (let alone a best friend) that wants to date someone you dated. What do you think? Caroline and Mike have a chance to win $7900! All they have to do is answer more pop culture questions than Raven in Can't Beat Raven!

What is Caller ID Reputation? Caller ID Reputation is a SaaS-based solution that provides businesses with visibility into their call treatment—ensuring that their calls reach customers without being mislabeled. The platform offers: Call Visibility – Identifies if calls are being flagged as spam or scam. Data Insights – Provides real-time analytics on why calls are mislabeled. Remediation Services – A white-glove service that proactively fixes caller ID reputation issues before businesses even notice. The Master Sales Agent (MSA) Program: A New Opportunity for Partners Caller ID Reputation's new MSA program is designed to empower sales professionals—particularly those in the telecom and enterprise ecosystem—to add reputation management to their service offerings. No Need to Quit Your Day Job – The program allows professionals to supplement their existing sales efforts. Ideal for CPaaS, CCaaS, UCaaS, and Carrier Sales Agents – Helps telecom professionals close more deals by solving call reputation issues for their customers. Best-in-Class Training & Support – Participants receive full training, marketing materials, and live demos to help them seamlessly integrate Caller ID Reputation into their sales process. "This isn't just another add-on service—it's a game changer for anyone selling voice services. Every enterprise struggles with reputation issues, and this program gives our partners the tools to solve them," says Christensen. Why Reputation Management Matters More Than Ever Caller ID Reputation goes beyond just phone number monitoring. The company provides Stir/Shaken compliance, fraud detection, and branded calling solutions. Enterprise-Grade Solutions – Ideal for industries like finance, healthcare, and call centers. Fraud Prevention – Detects spoofed numbers and brand impersonation attacks. Branded Calling & Identity Validation – Helps businesses enhance trust by displaying verified caller ID information. "Most businesses have no idea their calls are being mislabeled. We provide the visibility and solutions they need to fix these issues and ensure their calls get answered," says Christensen. Join the MSA Program & Start Closing More Deals Caller ID Reputation is actively recruiting top telecom professionals for its MSA program. The company is vetting applicants carefully, ensuring they bring the right experience and customer connections to the table. Full training and resources provided Easy integration into existing telecom sales Lucrative commissions & high-value add for enterprise customers Learn More & Sign Up Read the Press Release Join the MSA Program: Visit the website to apply Website: CallerIDReputation.com #CallerID #Telecom #UCaaS #MSP #SalesAgent #BusinessGrowth #CallReputation #CallLabeling #AI #Compliance

“The new variant of brand of calling, the thing that's kind of in the early stages, is this thing called BCID,” says Gerry Christensen of Caller ID Reputation. “Have you heard about BCID? Not yet. BCID is a term that the CTIA has given to RCD-based brand of calling, which is their rich call data version. That one, rather than relying on out-of-band signaling and a proprietary approach, Instead, it relies on in-band signaling through stir-shaking and a highly open approach. “ In this podcast, recorded at ITEXPO, Gerry looks at the dichotomy of generating revenue with branded calling. Visit www.calleridreputation.com

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Caller ID spoofing is when a caller falsifies the information that appears on your caller ID display. Criminals use this scamming method in hopes of tricking someone into giving up personal information. Here are 8 tips to protect your information from these scams. 

We look at the Doro Leva L20. See more about the phone on their website here. Doro Leva L20 review This is a tough, robust phone. If you drop it, short of putting it under an elephants foot and asking it to stamp it, you should be okay. Screens are not likely to break easily, nor lose touch or sensitivity options too quickly. The sound is loud, and the screen is big. Yes we can use reading glasses too as we approach our slightly diminished reading ability, but even so, this device is aiming to head off those issues in the first place. Our team testers, several decades younger than others among us, felt it was a fun, and intuitive device to use. In previous rounds of testing the phones, one of the challenges has been to then get it into the hands of the octogenarians and other related decades. This time around maybe the use-cases also work if you expand them to include robust scenarios themselves, rather than older users themselves. In this context the phone could be very useful, perhaps as a spare, backup phone, or as an alternate for days, like being up on a roof, or a mountain, where you value robustness, audio quality, and overall durability. The brand and the products themselves remain an interesting one to watch and our team is growing in interest and positive feelings towards their devices. Sometimes you don't need to be holding or using a smarter, more sleek but more fragile device, when, the job you are trying to do needs an effective spanner/tool rather than a delicate, and easily broken top of the line device. It will be interesting to see where Doro goes, and how their products evolve. More about the Doro range Doro, the European technology leader for seniors, today announces the launch of three new 4G feature phones, the Doro Leva L10, Doro Leva L20 and Doro Leva L30. The devices are rolling out in select retailers nationwide, starting November. The phones have been developed to meet the evolving needs of users, futureproofing Doro's user-friendly offering. They combine intuitive features with the classic Doro interface, 4G connectivity, and a fresh, modern finish. Each component has been refined to ensure our users feel a sense of familiarity and simplicity when using the devices. Doro Leva L20 Stylish flip phone for clear conversations Enjoy calling, texting and taking pictures thanks to widely separated, high contrast keys and a large display that make everything easier. HD voice make conversations clearer, and there's also an assistance button for alerting trusted contacts and sending your GPS location if you should ever need help. Doro details Availability and Pricing Doro Leva L10: €95 Doro Leva L20: €109.99 Doro Leva L30: €119.99 The Doro Leva L20 and L30 will be available from retailers including Three, Eir and Vodafone in November, and Harvey Norman from December. New senior friendly phones from Doro All three phones feature large, tactile buttons with high-contrast graphics, and talking keys that confirm each number press, making it easier for users to navigate. With loud and clear sound quality powered by HD voice, the devices ensure crystal-clear communication. The ergonomic design includes a soft-feel rear case with a textured surface, reducing the risk of accidental drops, and is splashproof (IP54), adding durability to its list of features. They come in a variety of designs: the Leva L10 in a classic candy bar style, and the Leva L20 and Leva L30 in clamshell formats. The Doro Leva L30 comes with an extra external display for Caller ID and notifications. These devices are perfect for users seeking basic functionality paired with excellent sound quality and user-friendly features. About Doro Doro is a leading technology brand for seniors developing consumer products and services to support an active and independent life. Doro's technology enables generations to connect digitally both while at home and when out and about. Doro is a Swedish company listed on Stockholm Nasdaq Stock Exchange. The compa...

Doro, the European technology leader for seniors, today announces the launch of three new 4G feature phones, the Doro Leva L10, Doro Leva L20 and Doro Leva L30. The devices are rolling out in select retailers nationwide, starting November. The phones have been developed to meet the evolving needs of users, futureproofing Doro's user-friendly offering. They combine intuitive features with the classic Doro interface, 4G connectivity, and a fresh, modern finish. Each component has been refined to ensure our users feel a sense of familiarity and simplicity when using the devices. New senior friendly phones from Doro All three phones feature large, tactile buttons with high-contrast graphics, and talking keys that confirm each number press, making it easier for users to navigate. With loud and clear sound quality powered by HD voice, the devices ensure crystal-clear communication. The ergonomic design includes a soft-feel rear case with a textured surface, reducing the risk of accidental drops, and is splashproof (IP54), adding durability to its list of features. They come in a variety of designs: the Leva L10 in a classic candy bar style, and the Leva L20 and Leva L30 in clamshell formats. The Doro Leva L30 comes with an extra external display for Caller ID and notifications. These devices are perfect for users seeking basic functionality paired with excellent sound quality and user-friendly features. Ben Crompton, Managing Director UK & Ireland at Doro, says: "Our new 4G feature phones elevate accessible technology. Designed for senior users, they combine simplicity with functionality. High-contrast displays, talking keys, HD voice, and an integrated assistance button make these phones easy to use, hear, and see - setting a new standard in accessible technology. The Doro Leva feature phones integrate seamlessly into the Doro ecosystem, designed to meet users' evolving needs and enable enjoyment of modern technology and social participation, regardless of age or technical expertise." To help users feel safe wherever life's adventures take them, all three handsets include the signature Doro assistance button now with GPS location. The button, located on the back of every Doro phone, can be used to alert up to five trusted friends or relatives if help is needed - providing users and their loved ones with peace of mind. The 4G capabilities of the devices offer faster speeds, better voice call quality, and an improved battery life. By introducing the three 4G phones, Doro ensures a high-performance user experience tailored for senior. The Swedish company recently launched innovative smart devices tailored to the needs of senior users, including the Doro Hemma Doorbell, the Doro HearingBuds and the Doro Watch. Availability and Pricing Doro Leva L10: €95 Doro Leva L20: €109.99 Doro Leva L30: €119.99 The Doro Leva L20 and L30 will be available from retailers including Three, Eir and Vodafone in November, and Harvey Norman from December. For further information and test samples, please contact: doro@eulogy.co.uk About Doro Doro is a leading technology brand for seniors developing consumer products and services to support an active and independent life. Doro's technology enables generations to connect digitally both while at home and when out and about. Doro is a Swedish company listed on Stockholm Nasdaq Stock Exchange. The company is headquartered in Malmo and has sales operations in more than 20 countries. In 2023, Doro had 118 employees and net sales amounted to SEK 973.6 million (EUR 35 million), making it the European market leader for senior specialised mobile phones. Read more about Doro on our website www.doro.com See more product reviews here.

Oh My God! All their clothes vanished. What was I to do?In 25 parts, edited from the works of FinalStand.Listen and subscribe to the ► Podcast at Connected..“Living every moment like it is your last is less attractive tomorrow.”(Still Wednesday)Katrina had left for wherever she snuck off to; I suggested to Aya it was a game room, Aya suggested it was as torture chamber; only to return when the next turn of the screws came. I was informed I had a visitor coming up by the name of Libra Chalmers plus a guest. Quickly enough they appeared. The guest turned out to be Brooke Lee."Who are these two?" Aya glibly spoke as the two Vassar girls walked into the room."Hello Libra," I greeted my almost date from last night. "Hello Ms. Lee," I said to Brooke."It's Brooke," Brooke smiled at me; she was hungry and scenting around for something remarkably like me."I'm happy to see you; oh; this is my guardian and protector, Aya Ruger," I made the introductions. "No lie, Aya has been keeping up with my workload while I've been on 'light' duty. Aya, this is Libra Chalmers and Brooke Lee, both from Vassar College. Brooke is Trent's friend and Libra had mercy on me Tuesday night and kept me from being a 'fifth' wheel.""I'm actually Trent's fiancé," Brooke corrected."Fascinating," I lied. Oh fuck, that was Not good."Cool. I'm happy to see the both of you, but what brings you to my office today?" I continued."Well, I showed up to ask for Trent and Libra asked for you," Brooke gave a sly smile."The thing was," Libra picked up the tale, "they were looking up Trent, but the front desk knew exactly who and where you were; so we came here first." My mind was busily working out how to pull Aya aside to give her a friendly warning when Katrina waltzed in."Ladies, this is my boss, Katrina Love, Head of Executive Services for Havenstone," I plastered a smile on my face."Katrina, this is Brooke Lee and Libra Chalmers. I met them Tuesday night," I kept things simple. Doom was impatient."Brooke is Trent's fiancé," Aya chimed in gleefully. She wasn't being malicious. She just didn't know any better. Katrina had been in the process of giving some congenial nods.She stopped and turned on a dime. Damn it."Really?" Katrina's interest was piqued."Yes," Brooke beamed. She brandished her engagement ring in Katrina's face. Better yet, Katrina 'ooh'ed and 'aah'ed then spun on me."Cáel, I didn't know Trent was engaged," Katrina pierced me with those lethal ocular devices."Yeah, I bet you didn't," I groaned. "I only found out a moment ago." Trent had lied on his dating survey; slash application to Havenstone. They kinda/sorta made damn sure we had no external female attachments. It meant less bodies to dispose of if things went wrong.I couldn't understand how they missed it then a curious custom/lifeline reared its ugly head."Brooke, that's your 'promise' ring, right?" I probed. "I'm sure Trent would get you a bigger rock for the actual engagement.""Yes," Brooke confirmed. "We've decided to make the official engagement when our families take the Christmas Holiday at Hilton Head."How could I express to Brooke that Christmas with Trent at Hilton Head was a rapidly vanishing dream? Katrina resumed her stroll to her desk."Katrina," I started my appeal. My argument was going to be that 'promise' rings didn't really count even though I knew her omission on his survey/application was bad enough already. Brian was different. If he chose to 'follow his career', she'd shed the prerequisite 17 tears and happily get on with her life. Girls like Brooke came looking and that wouldn't do."No," Katrina didn't even turn around. When she got to her desk, the phone calls began. Brooke was starting to realize something had happened. I gained a level of importance that extended beyond my bedroom sexpertise."Cáel, is something wrong?" Libra took my hand in hers."Trent may have neglected to mention some things during his job interview," I explained."Like?" Libra was getting concerned."Like the existence of Brooke," I answered. See, if Trent had written down his acquaintance to Brooke, Havenstone would have investigated her in the same way they investigated my mentor, Dr. Kimberly Geisler. She had admitted to the length, depth and termination of our affair.The issue of her teaching me anything besides sex had never come up."What?" Brooke grew indignant. Not with Trent, but with me. See, I was still a peon in her eyes and casting dispersions on her guy, who she knew and trusted."Brooke," I sighed, "did any Havenstone personnel talk to you about Trent?""No," she admitted."Every single woman I was ever with was questioned about me and my relationship to them," I explained. "Trust me; that was a really long list." Libra had the answer to that confusion. She pulled out her phone and got a busy signal; that would be Havenstone' now-active jamming devices."What's the number?" I asked Libra. She was momentarily annoyed; then suspicion kicked in. She gave me the number. Caller ID indicated it was Marla, Libra's sister. I gave the phone up."Marla," Libra began, "did anyone from Havenstone Commercial Investments ever talk to you about Cáel?""Umm, is he in trouble because of what I said?" Marla asked."What did you say?" Libra eyed me."I said he was a total asshole who broke my heart and given the opportunity I wouldn't mind watching he die a painful death," she confessed. "Only later did I realize I missed him and felt sorry about what I said.""Do you know if they talked to any of his other former girlfriends?" Libra inquired."I am absolutely sure they talked to at least one other person," Marla mumbled. Her Aunt."Who? I need to talk to them," Libra continued."That wouldn't be wise," Marla responded. "Suffice it to say they didn't give a glowing review either." Libra hung up and gave me back my phone."Cáel, do you have a problem with women?" Brooke glowered at me."Yes, there are so many of them," I shrugged. "That seems to be my main issue.""Cáel, how many women have you been with?" Libra mused."Around 200," I acceded."200! Holy Shit!" Libra gasped. Out of the blue,"Of those, how many have dumped you for cheating only to come back to you later?" Katrina postulated."Around 40," I recalled."That's my Daddy!" Aya crowed proudly."What?" Brooke boggled."Not what you think!" I insisted. "Not what you think!""Aya is my niece," Katrina explained. "Cáel is not her biological father. He is her friend, paternal guide and guardian.""Aya and I are in negotiations about me eventually marrying her mother, but I have assured her that is years and years off," I added."Cáel is not my real Daddy," Aya clarified. "He lets me pretend that he is.""Besides Cáel, does that 200 include the past month?" Katrina diverted the conversation."Well; 200 as in closer to 200 than 300," I grinned weakly."How did you graduate?" Libra followed along."I have a lot of stamina," I pointed out. Tessa Carmichael glided into the room."Brooke Lee?" she greeted the not-here-for-me girl."Yes? Do I know you?" Brooke was getting nervous and snippy."I'm Tessa Carmichael, Director of Human Resources for Havenstone. I handled the final interview process for Trent Grant," she smiled with deceptive warmth. She was furious. I could tell, having a long history with women in such moods."Is that Lee; L-E-E?" Tessa continued."Yes, what is this about?" Brooke persisted."You and Mr. Grant are in a long term relationship?" Tessa asked next."Answer my question," Brooke snapped. Thankfully Tessa wasn't Elsa."Trent lied on both his initial application and then twice in the interview process," Tessa relayed calmly."About dating me?" Brooke was confused."We will explain in a moment," Tessa smiled and patted Brooke on the upper arm.Brooke and Libra were more poised than I believed was warranted. Suddenly, I peeled back eleven days of experience and realized they assumed that Aya's presence was some sort of armor against violence. Whoops. Olympia Shore entered the room followed by Trent. Bright yet careless, he immediately clued in on the crisis."Brooke;” Trent mumbled. Olympia shut the door once Trent was too far inside to run."Trent, what is going on? They say you didn't list me as an acquaintance and somehow that's important," Brooke grumbled."I; um; I can explain," Trent was addressing; the room?"Be at peace, Trent," Tessa took over. This was her job and her fuck-up. "We only need your assurance that your relationship with Ms. Lee was terminated before you signed your contract with Havenstone Commercial Investments." Trent was looking for the right answer that would make everyone happy, but there wasn't one.Had he warned me yesterday that Brooke was his lady, I could have warned Brooke to NEVER come here. Trent hadn't done that because it would have necessitated him explaining to Brooke that he had denied her existence in order to get a cushy job. Trent had deluded himself into thinking he could have it both ways, probably because lying had always worked before."I think there has been a misunderstanding," Trent began. The most important thing in the world to Trent was Trent and he could outfox these backwoods feminists. "I am willing to submit my resignation immediately over this unfortunate mistake." That was a feint. Sadly, the important ladies had zero faith in his words and had already decided his fate. Moron.

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From Clicks to Customers: Using Google Business Profiles for Local Success with Marilyn Jenkins Introduction: In this episode, we explore how to harness the power of Google Business Profiles to enhance your local search visibility and attract more qualified customers. Our guest, Marilyn Jenkins, a digital marketing expert with over two decades of experience, shares strategies to align your online presence with search intent and use innovative tools like “Caller-ID” technology on your website. Whether you're a local business, law firm, or service provider, these insights can help you drive growth and achieve a greater ROI. Key Talking Points: [00:03:12] What Is a Google Business Profile and Why It Matters: Marilyn breaks down the essentials of Google Business Profiles and how they play a critical role in increasing local search visibility. Discover why a fully optimized profile can be the key to standing out in local search results and on Google Maps. 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Some scammers love the challenge of deceiving those they target while others are forced to scam. Those that thrive off of destroying others try to heighten your emotions very quickly. Both excited and angry responses can get you into making irrational decisions.  Today's guest is Doug Shadel. Doug is a former fraud investigator and special assistant to the Attorney General at the Washington State Attorney General's office. He served as state director for AARP Washington and Strategy Director for AARP's national anti-fraud efforts. Doug has collaborated on numerous educational videos and academic studies and co-authored five books about fraud. He also co-authored the AARP Fraud Frontier 2021 Report. He is currently Managing Director of Fraud Prevention Strategies LLC, a Seattle-based consulting firm. Show Notes: [1:08] - Doug shares his background and career in fighting fraud. [2:43] - Robo-calls have been a long lasting problem that Doug has been working on with AARP and Nomorobo. [7:11] - Over the years, Doug has interviewed numerous scammers. They all say their primary goal is to get a victim in a heightened emotional state. [9:07] - Doug describes the research that shows when people are in a heightened emotional state, they are more likely to fall victim to a scam. [10:57] - Block the incoming robocalls to begin with to help avoid a scammer manipulating you into a heightened emotional state. [13:17] - It still is very dangerous to answer these phone calls because a lot of them are really persuasive and really good at what they do. [14:34] - There isn't a specific demographic profile. Doug explains what people who fall victim to a scam have in common. [16:49] - The FCC has come down hard on robocallers, but this has just caused scammers to be more careful and even more skilled. [18:09] - Have you recently received calls asking for a donation? Doug describes how these work. [21:12] - The number one red flag of a robocall is the threat of loss. [25:22] - Caller ID is not reliable. It is very common and easy for scammers to spoof a call. [27:48] - There are some legitimate needs for people to be able to spoof a call. [29:42] - Assume it is a scam if you did not initiate the contact. [33:08] - By and large, scammers will not cause violence on a victim, even if they threaten them. They follow the path of least resistance. [36:02] - Doug describes some software he uses to edit videos that incorporates AI. These tools are great, but are also used by scammers. [39:26] - Grandparent scams are really common. Doug describes what people have said after falling victim. [40:40] - There is an illusion of invulnerability. If you are convinced that you are not vulnerable to something, you won't do anything to prevent it. [43:04] - There's a lot more money for scammers to make in scamming an employee of a large company than individuals. [46:10] - The pandemic also had a big impact on the scamming industry. [50:50] - The AARP Fraud Watch Network Helpline is 1-877-908-3360. [53:00] - Always report a scam when you know of one. It helps more than you know. Thanks for joining us on Easy Prey. Be sure to subscribe to our podcast on iTunes and leave a nice review.  Links and Resources: Podcast Web Page Facebook Page whatismyipaddress.com Easy Prey on Instagram Easy Prey on Twitter Easy Prey on LinkedIn Easy Prey on YouTube Easy Prey on Pinterest

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A stolen password can be all it takes for hackers to disrupt a life, a business, or the world.    The safeguarding of our identity has never been more critical. Constantly evolving AI-enabled DEEPFAKES are now creating enormous security and safety challenges.   Enter iVALT, a revolutionary game-changer in cyber security.   iVALT Founder & CEO Baldev Krishan Ph.D. joined me to talk about their groundbreaking solution. He is a 2X Nominated “Entrepreneur of the Year” in Silicon Valley with 20 patents.   Fixing the Weakest Link.   Over $170B was spent last year in cybersecurity, yet some of the biggest failures came from the “weakest link in cybersecurity” – a simple phone call by a hacker.   Before iVALT, there was no way to decisively identify the person at the other end of a phone call. Caller ID is easily spoofed, SIM swaps are common, KYC can be compromised, and hackers are highly skilled in just using psychological manipulation to get what they want.   The iVALT mobile app empowers individuals and customer facing workers to demand clear identity on any call (including biometrics) in 1-click. Most social engineering attacks could be stopped by iVALT before any real damage can be done.   Baldev and I talked about the alarming reality of identity theft, highlighting how even seemingly secure methods like multi-factor authentication fall short in the face of sophisticated hackers.   I myself just went through 'cyber hell' when a hacker stole my password from my web hosting site and started buying domains around the world with my credit card. To prove my own identity and get my own website back and functioning, took me one month of pure aggravation! It was honestly outrageous!   Baldev revealed the flaws in current authentication systems and the urgent need for a more robust solution.   What Is The Solution?    “iVALT”, said Baldev, “is a game-changing technology offering five plus factors of authentication." “Our platform leverages biometric data and other variables to create a virtually impenetrable authentication process.”   It seems that with a simple app installation and one-time setup, users can bid farewell to the hassle of passwords and embrace seamless, secure authentication.   With five patents granted and ten pending, iVALT is uniquely positioned to provide the strongest level of identity verification and access management at scale. something no one else in the $30 billion identity market can currently provide he said.   Thought more people should know more about this innovation. iVALT is emerging as a pioneer in shaping the future of identity protection.   Enjoy being one of the first to know about this game changer and meet Founder/CEO Baldev Krishan in this podcast of our live conversation on The Debbie Nigro Show.

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Mary Clark is the New President of Numeracle “Whether it's a call or a text message or an email, our vision is to restore trust, says Numeracle President and COO, Cathy Clark. At the recent Enterprise Connect 2024 event, Numeracle, an innovator in Verified Identity and Entity Identity Management for communications, announced a series of innovations and initiatives designed to specifically help enterprises preserve and improve the value of their contact centers and other parts of their communications complex, by ensuring trust and transparency with every phone call made.  “We can help make sure that enterprises are not mislabeled to spam when they're trying to reach consumer, that they're appropriately labeled and get through to that consumer.” Clark is Numeracle's new president. In this podcast, Clark shares her insights as person with a deep background in the telecom industry and perspective on the problem of solving fraud in communications and returning trust to all calls. Trusted Logo and Name, Test How You're Being Seen Clark explains how Numeracle's approach ultimately places a logo, the trusted brand logo of the enterprise, on the phone of the customer or call recipient. “You will see the logo and the reason for the call and the name of the company, giving the person on the other end, that consumer, myself, my kids, my parents, your parents, the opportunity to feel more confident in answering that call.” Numerical also offers Number Check, where organizations can test how their calls are delivered and displayed on consumer devices, utilizing screenshots of real phone calls across all top 3 wireless carriers. Channel Opportunity Clark also reaches out to the partner community with an opportunity. Organizations have huge investments in their brand and companies of all sizes need to be able to reach customers, clients, patients, students, citizens, vendors, and contractors via calls that will be answered and texts that will be seen and read. https://www.numeracle.com/contact-us.