Tell us who keeps bothering you
Answer a few simple questions about the calls, texts, recorded messages, and anything you did to make them stop.
If companies keep calling or texting without permission, you may have more than a reason to be frustrated. Dead Ringer helps uncover who may be behind the calls, connects your report to repeat campaigns, and turns the proof on your phone into a record an attorney can actually review.
Answer a few simple questions about the calls, texts, recorded messages, and anything you did to make them stop.
Keep call logs, text screenshots, voicemail, dates, and caller details together in a private evidence vault.
We organize the facts and show whether your experience may be ready for review by a matched attorney.
Most complaint forms collect your information and stop there. Dead Ringer is designed to investigate the pattern behind the interruption—because one annoying call may be part of something much larger.
Caller numbers can change or be spoofed. We preserve clues such as company names, websites, voicemail language, and message links that may reveal who is really behind the contact.
Similar messages, links, caller details, and contact patterns can connect separate reports. That context can make one person’s evidence far more useful.
Your answers and files are organized into a structured evidence trail so a reviewing attorney can understand what happened without starting from scratch.
The details matter. These are some of the signals that can make unwanted calls and texts worth documenting.
No. Dead Ringer is an intake and evidence-organization platform. It does not provide legal advice or promise a result.
No. The preliminary check is free and does not obligate you to hire a lawyer.
No. The result depends on who called, why they called, whether they had permission, and what evidence is available. The check is an initial assessment, not a promise of payment or legal outcome.
That is one of the problems Dead Ringer is built to address. Phone numbers alone may not identify the caller, so we also preserve message wording, websites, company names, voicemail details, dates, and similarities to other reports.
Keep call-log screenshots, full text threads, voicemail audio, dates, phone numbers, opt-out messages, and any company names or links.
No. Attorney outreach should occur only after a specific firm is shown to you and you give firm-specific consent.