Hi, I am very new here and not sure if this has been addressed earlier in the forum. I have called one tech support line and have managed to get them a little bit on the edge. But I think if this is done in a targeted way by teaming up and flooding the lines, it might break them faster.
My question is, are there any dedicated groups that target certain active lines. If yes please point me to the relevant groups and if not then is it possible to create one.
Also this might fall in another discussion but I have tried conferencing calls on firertc and the documentation is not so clear. Could someone help me with that too. Please point to other softwares if you think are working better than firertc for conferencing.
Thanks @Leatherneck97#35920 . With TextNow I think the phone numbers can be changed once every 15 days. textnow_support_link. I believe this can be used in conjunction with another software that will help spoof the real number as waiting 15 days is not feasible once the number gets blocked.
@Leatherneck97#35920 Do you use only TextNow or something else with it to conference scammers phone lines.
@BigBen99#35944 I have never used TextNow, but I was going through the support page and found the numbers cannot be spoofed as frequently as FireRtc. Only once in 15 days :(. This limitation might not make TextNow so feasible by itself I believe. I do think it can be used along with VoIp for spoofing the phone numbers. All of these are based on my readings on google and I need someone whose been doing conferencing to actually confirm this.
I did find FireRtc conferencing on there [website](https://www.firertc.com/blog/free-conference-calls) but I am not sure how it works. If conferencing can be enabled with FireRtc it will be the ideal solution for me.
I also found this [video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZ0czppbamo) which shows detailed steps to setup with Asterisk Caller Id and Xlite. But again going through the comments I saw that it is not working after GoTrunk stopped to obey the spoofing caller id function.
Maybe someone can suggest a way to work it around.