Application Blacklist

hello
I would like to know if a Blacklist application exist for Iphone ?
Thanks

I understand the need for such an app. You can't assume that someone is not paying their bills as a reason to want to block calls.
There was several months when I was getting calls from collection agencys looking for the person who had my phone number before me. Of course to verify that I wasn't that person, they wanted my SS# which I then refused to give. I eventually changed my number. It took a few times of changing it to stop getting someone else's calls but I finally have a good number. My phone should not ring unless it is someone that I am expecting to call me.
To the OP, the iBlacklist app in the iTunes store is a fake and does nothing. The only real iBlacklist is available through other means.

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