Triple dialing phone numbers gets your line flagged as spam by carriers. The speaker breaks down the analytics that trigger spam filters and explains why this common cold-calling tactic backfires.
These that are paid by those carriers in order to protect their customer base. And so they have a series of analytics in which they track from talk time to dials per day to the pickup rate. Like, if you triple dial, triple dialing is the fastest way to be spam flagged. Like, sorry for all those people out there that do it, but it is literally the stupidest thing you can do in outbound. It is an instant flag. It's like the system gone, scammer done, gotcha. And it's not like you can do 80% of these things. If you don't do all of them, then one of the thresholds is reached, and then all of a sudden it's right. So the number's flagged. And it will not be flagged equally because all the analytics companies are doing slightly different things. They all have different tolerances for behaviors, right? T Mobile is by far and away the most strict.
