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FCC Bans Mexico IP Phone after Robocall Violations

The provider used deceptive and illegal methods to violate robocall rules.

Corryn D'Attaray

Corryn D'Attaray

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FCC Bans Mexico IP Phone after Robocall Violations
Photo: FCC headquarters in Washington, D.C., by Policyband

WASHINGTON, Oct.19, 2026 – The Federal Communications Commission kicks out another provider for robocall violations. 

The FCC issued a Removal Order on Oct. 16 requiring U.S. companies to block traffic from Mexico IP Phone in the following two days. They additionally removed the provider from the Robocall Mitigation Database, RMD. 

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