Case File No. RCN-20260812 — Open

Robocalls: The Unreported Scale of a Persistent Problem

The volume of unwanted calls continues to be substantial, yet official reports remain comparatively low. RoboCallMeNot aims to simplify the initial logging of these calls, bridging the gap between incidence and formal documentation.

B M K DATA
Exhibit A

Documented Incidence vs. Reported Cases

In 2025, a total of 1,597,063 robocall complaints were processed by the FTC. However, this figure represents only a fraction of the actual calls received. Data indicates that approximately 1 in 32,571 robocalls received in 2025 were formally reported to the FTC.

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

The Pervasive Nature of Unwanted Calls

The reach of these calls is extensive, with 92% of Americans having experienced an unwanted spam call. This widespread issue is further underscored by the fact that two out of three Do Not Call Registry complaints in 2025 specifically pertained to robocalls. The discrepancy between calls received and calls reported highlights a critical challenge in addressing this problem.

Exhibit C

Contributing to Enforcement Efforts

Accurate and timely data is essential for regulatory bodies to identify patterns and pursue enforcement actions. By logging each unwanted call, users contribute valuable information to a collective database. This initial logging step creates a documented record, which is the foundation for subsequent official reporting.

Log Robocalls. Support Enforcement.

Download RoboCallMeNot to easily log unwanted calls and take the first step toward official reporting.