If your business number is displaying on mobile phones as “Spam Likely,” “Spam Risk,” or similar, it means your number has been flagged by a carrier’s call analytics system.
This is not caused by your phone system.
Mobile carriers use third-party reputation databases to determine how calls are labeled.
Why It Happens
Common reasons include:
Many recipients declined or blocked your calls
Your number was spoofed by scammers
High outbound call volume or short call durations
Repeated calls with low answer rates
Even legitimate businesses can be flagged if calling patterns resemble robocalls.
What You Should Do
The major U.S. analytics providers (Hiya, First Orion, and TNS) participate in a shared registration system.
Businesses should proactively register their outbound numbers here:
Free Caller Registry
https://www.freecallerregistry.com/
Registration helps:
Associate your business name with your numbers
Reduce spam labeling
Submit remediation requests if flagged
Additional Best Practices
Avoid large call bursts from a single number
Ensure customers expect your calls
Honor opt-out requests immediately
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