Case File No. RCN-20261001 — Open

The Unreported Problem: Robocalls Evade Enforcement

While robocalls are widespread, official reports are scarce. RoboCallMeNot streamlines the process of logging these calls and initiating official reports.

B M K DATA
Exhibit A

Case Data: The Reporting Discrepancy

In 2025, the FTC received 1,597,063 robocall complaints. However, this represents only about 1 in 32,571 robocalls received that year. Furthermore, two out of three Do Not Call Registry complaints in 2025 specifically pertained to a robocall.

1 in 32,571 robocalls received in 2025 actually got reported to the FTC
Exhibit B

Understanding the Scope

The data indicates a significant gap between the prevalence of robocalls and the rate at which they are formally reported. While 92% of Americans have received an unwanted spam call, official complaints are comparatively low. This underreporting can hinder enforcement efforts.

Exhibit C

Taking Action Against Unwanted Calls

Each reported incident contributes to a clearer picture for regulatory bodies. By simplifying the initial logging of these calls, individuals can more readily provide the necessary information. RoboCallMeNot assists in documenting these events and guiding users through the reporting process.

Report Robocalls. Strengthen Enforcement.

Join the effort to document and report robocalls, contributing to a more effective response against unwanted solicitations.