Spam and scam calls are a nuisance, but there are ways to reduce the amount of unwanted calls you get without ignoring every unknown number forever.

If you're sick of "scam likely" calls, you're not alone. There are a number of tools to help you keep scammers from blowing up your phone constantly.

Getting too many phone calls from spammers and telemarketers? Here are several steps you can take to stop spam calls and unknown callers.

Verizon, for example, currently lets you flag spam calls. Simply switch on the filter to auto-block high-risk spam calls. Spam calls are annoying.

Verizon, for example, currently lets you flag spam calls. Simply switch on the filter to auto-block high-risk spam calls. Spam calls are annoying.

If you’d rather not get another offer to fix you up with a “free” cruise, a few simple steps can eliminate most such annoying calls and text messages. Start by adding your landline and cell ...

Verizon, for example, currently lets you flag spam calls. Simply switch on the filter to auto-block high-risk spam calls. Spam calls are annoying.

It's still smart to register your number as an added layer of protection against unwanted calls. Just go to the website donotcall.gov and enter the landline or cellphone number you want on the list.

Verizon, for example, currently lets you flag spam calls. Simply switch on the filter to auto-block high-risk spam calls. Spam calls are annoying.

If you're getting FaceTime calls from strangers you're not alone. Here's how to stop spam FaceTime and block group FaceTime calls.