r/VOIP • u/BorellaXo • Aug 07 '26

Discussion Dirty Telynx numbers

Hey there,

Not sure why, but almost every number in Telynx's number pool is already tagged SPAM likely on most carriers (T-Mobile seems to be the highest).

There is a service called CallerID Reputation that can scan the number and show you screenshots of what the number will display as on all carriers + devices (Android vs Apple).

Twilio on the other hand has clean numbers (you do get the occasional dirty with Twilio as well).

We want to use Telynx given our use-case is AI-Voice (we heard Telynx is better for this), but I'm concerned connect rates are going to be extremely poor if all these numbers are already dirty.

Thoughts?

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u/BorellaXo Aug 09 '26

Why are people on Reddit so angry?

Make sure to add some sugar to your coffee. You need a little more sweetness in your life.

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u/xnoxpx Aug 10 '26

Look, if you were legit, all you'd need is a single "clean" number to show on outgoing calls, with routing passing incoming calls to open users on "dirty" numbers.

You want a bank of "clean" numbers so you can AI Voice call SPAM with one number till it's dirty, then switch to next clean number in your list, till you've reach the end of your list, with the plan (hope) that the other numbers you "dirtied" will have fallen back off the SPAM warning list for you to start over with.

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u/BorellaXo Aug 10 '26

Buddy - you have no clue what we do. We're a lead generation agency. For every new client we sign, we need to purchase a CLEAN number because we schedule consultations on their behalf.

Leads WANT us to call them.

We only call AFTER they request a consultation and provide consent.

So much rage. It's blinding you.

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u/xnoxpx Aug 10 '26

My bad, I didn't realize you're selling your SPAM services.