What did the FCC do to Voxbeam?

The FCC fined Voxbeam over robocall traffic connected to scam calls, according to a report from The Cyber Express. Details beyond that report are not yet confirmed elsewhere.

What percent of phone checks came back VOIP today?

Across 1,662 checks run on the 1Lookup platform on 2026-08-30, 2.8% came back VOIP.

Did mobile numbers move today?

Yes. Mobile ran at 80.3% of checks, down 10.9 points from the trailing seven-day average of 91.2%.

How did email deliverability look today?

Deliverable came in at 64.4% of checks, down 8.8 points from the trailing seven-day average of 73.2%. Unclassified rose to 27.3%, up 6.7 points from its 20.6% average.

Sunday, August 30, 2026

FCC Fines Voxbeam Over Scam Robocall Traffic

The FCC fined Voxbeam over robocall traffic tied to scam calls, according to a single-outlet report. The action targets a carrier in the call path rather than the company placing the calls directly.

1Lookup Signal Report

1,662 checks run today, 2.8% came back VOIP

Mobile dropped 10.9 points from its seven-day average to 80.3%, while landline rose 8.0 points to 14.2%. On the email side, deliverable fell 8.8 points to 64.4% and unclassified climbed 6.7 points to 27.3%, meaning more addresses came back without a clear read today.

Phone line types

1,662 checks

mobile80.3%
landline14.2%
VOIP2.8%
unclassified2.7%

Phone number status

1,662 checks

active96.5%
invalid2.7%
other line types0.8%

Email deliverability

1,182 checks

deliverable64.4%
unclassified27.3%
risky5.3%
undeliverable2.7%
other line types0.3%

Measured across every completed lookup on the 1Lookup platform for this UTC day. Aggregate only: no customer, organisation or lookup input is published, and any bucket too thin to be anonymous is withheld.

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FCC fines Voxbeam over robocall traffic tied to scam calls
The Cyber Express reports the FCC fined Voxbeam in connection with robocall traffic linked to scam calls. The report is the sole source at this point.
Why it matters: When the FCC fines a carrier over scam call traffic, it signals the agency is willing to go after companies in the call path, not just the outfits dialing prospects. Businesses that outsource calling or lease numbers from intermediary carriers should check who is actually carrying their traffic.
- The Cyber Express

Questions people asked today

What did the FCC do to Voxbeam?: The FCC fined Voxbeam over robocall traffic connected to scam calls, according to a report from The Cyber Express. Details beyond that report are not yet confirmed elsewhere.
What percent of phone checks came back VOIP today?: Across 1,662 checks run on the 1Lookup platform on 2026-08-30, 2.8% came back VOIP.
Did mobile numbers move today?: Yes. Mobile ran at 80.3% of checks, down 10.9 points from the trailing seven-day average of 91.2%.
How did email deliverability look today?: Deliverable came in at 64.4% of checks, down 8.8 points from the trailing seven-day average of 73.2%. Unclassified rose to 27.3%, up 6.7 points from its 20.6% average.

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FCC Fines Voxbeam Over Scam Robocall Traffic

FCC fines Voxbeam over robocall traffic tied to scam calls

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