RMP | ROBOCALL MITIGATION PLAN

1. STIR/SHAKEN Implementation

GeoTeleco implements STIR/SHAKEN technology on its IP-based voice network where applicable to:

  • Digitally sign outbound calls with appropriate attestation levels (A, B, or C)

  • Verify inbound call authentication to prevent caller ID spoofing

  • Exchange SIP Identity headers with upstream and downstream carriers

  • Ensure compliance with FCC and industry requirements for U.S.-bound traffic

GeoTeleco works with trusted upstream partners to ensure authenticated traffic and rejects or flags unsigned or suspicious calls when required.

 

 

2. Know Your Customer (KYC) Procedures

GeoTeleco maintains a robust Know Your Customer (KYC) process before onboarding any customer or assigning numbering resources.

KYC measures include:

  • Verification of legal business identity (company registration documents)

  • Government-issued identification for authorized signatories

  • Proof of address and business operation

  • Use-case declaration for voice traffic

  • Ongoing re-verification for high-volume or high-risk customers

Customers failing to meet KYC requirements are denied service.

 

 

3. Acceptable Use Policy (AUP)

All customers must agree to GeoTeleco’s Acceptable Use Policy, which strictly prohibits:

  • Illegal robocalling

  • Spoofing or falsifying caller ID

  • Unsolicited bulk calling without proper consent

  • Scam, fraud, phishing, or harassment calls

  • Traffic that violates local, national, or international telecom regulations

Violation of the AUP may result in immediate enforcement actions.

 

 

4. Traffic Monitoring & Analytics

GeoTeleco continuously monitors network traffic using automated and manual controls to detect suspicious behavior, including:

  • Abnormally high call volumes

  • Short-duration calls (Wangiri/fraud patterns)

  • ASR/ACD anomalies

  • Repeated call attempts to sequential or random numbers

  • Unusual geographic or routing behavior

Advanced analytics and alerts allow near real-time detection of potentially unlawful activity.

5. Blocking & Investigation Procedures

When suspicious or illegal activity is detected, GeoTeleco takes immediate action, including:

  • Temporary or permanent blocking of originating numbers, IPs, or routes

  • Investigation of call records and signaling data

  • Cooperation with upstream carriers, regulators, and law enforcement when required

  • Implementation of traceback requests and industry notifications

6. Enforcement Actions

GeoTeleco enforces a zero-tolerance policy toward illegal robocalling.

Corrective actions may include:

  • Immediate suspension of service

  • Termination of customer accounts

  • Removal of numbering resources

  • Reporting of violations to upstream carriers or regulators

Actions are taken proportionate to the severity and recurrence of violations.

7. Ongoing Compliance & Review

GeoTeleco regularly reviews and updates its Robo Mitigation Plan to:

  • Stay compliant with evolving regulations

  • Adopt new industry standards and best practices

  • Improve detection and prevention mechanisms

  • Ensure accountability across its customer base

8. Point of Contact

GeoTeleco maintains a designated compliance contact for robocall mitigation inquiries, traceback requests, and regulatory communications.

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info@geoteleco.com

+512 643 7078