HQTelecom T-Lock Call Blocker 5.0 - Block Unwanted Calls & Enjoy Peace of Mind

Vicente: Bloquea las llamadas pero no libera la línea, por lo que la línea queda ocupada hasta que el llamante cuelgue. No me gusta.

Spain on Jul 16, 2016

Timel: I like this call blocker alot. Very quiet her now. It did have some inconstant results for the first few days. But I just disabled the caller blocking in the panasonic dect handsets as well as disabling the caller blocking Bell Canada feature with the right touch tone commands. I think I correctly guessed having 3 caller blocking systems on at the same time was like having 3 baseball outfielder running to catch the same fly ball but just crashing into each other.

Canada on Jul 08, 2016

Jean-Guy Pepin: Not working at all, no display and even the phone connected to it was not working. I had to return this product for a refund.

Canada on Jan 09, 2016

no.name reviews: The best way to stop unwanted calls is use a VOIP provider (like Anveo), use a whitelist and only allow numbers on the whitelist to ring in, unless you want to pay your phone service company for blocking. My elderly parents weren't interested in either so I got this instead. This isn't really a call blocker, what it does is answer then hang up, so you will hear at least one ring. It's been in service several months now and it does work although it's a bit quirky and could definitely be improved.

Provider: AT&T standard phone service with caller id (phone only, no internet)
Pros:
1) Blocking numbers is normally simple, just press the red Blacklist button when the number is on the screen. If you want to program numbers in when you first set it up, from a list you have, that's more troublesome. You input them using your phone (see Cons 1).
2) Blocks Out of Area/Unavailable tagged calls out of the box without any programming. (This could be a con depending on your situation, for example if friends and family have numbers like this, for me it was great.)
3) Unit seems to work reliably once you get past the learning curve and experimenting with phones to see what...

United States on Sep 10, 2015

Tom: I needed a call blocker for our business because nearly half of the calls we were getting were unwanted spam or scam calls. Having to stop what I'm doing and answer the phone only to be greeted by a robocaller or "Bill Gates" from Microsoft telling me that my computer has a virus was a huge waste of time and extremely annoying. So after looking at several different call blockers I settled on the T-Lock call blocker.

What a fun little toy! It feels so satisfying to hit the red "blacklist" number to add scammers and annoying telemarketers to the blocked number list. It's also satisfying when the blocker automatically hangs up on a call you don't want.

The good:
1. It doesn't require any kind of batteries or external power at all. It's completely powered by the phone line. And if you disconnect it from the wall jack, it retains all the memories.
2. It does exactly what I need it to, that is automatically hang up on the numbers I program into it.
3. It's easy to go through its caller ID history and press the red "blacklist" button to block specific numbers.
4. It can block 1200 numbers, whereas some blockers only hold about a hundred.
5. The unit is small...

United States on Mar 18, 2015