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