BlackBerry Call Blocking. Free Call Blocker App Full Version Download

Here is an interesting application for blackberry user that allows you to block unwanted phone calls permanently. This application is Call control which is an phone number blacklisting app for blackberry that maintains the record of cell phone numbers to be blocked as well as block unknown numbers that are not in the address book.

Blacklisting or blocking phone numbers is an great way to maintain privacy and keep away from getting disturbed. Although, their are several fallout of blocking phone calls, but they prove to be very useful at times.

Over View of Call Control Blocker App

Call Control is an commercial blackberry that is available for free for a limited period. Here are some of it’s rich functionalities..

• Black Calls Automatically From unknown callers
• Block those private telemarketers call automatically
• Report anonymous calls and check logs of blocked numbers
• Create a personal blacklist for blocking calls
• Control blacklisting and white list contacts from Address book

Steps to download Call Control Pro For Blackberry Full Version

Note: You don’t have to pay anything. The offer is limited and you can download call blocker pro for free without spending a penny. So, go ahead and give this an try. I will update with post if the offer expires..

Visit Mobi hand which is an online store for purchasing apps. For the app Control Call – Check out this page.

Update: Offer expired. Thanks to the comments! I wonder why do companies come up with such short promotional offers, great marketing trick!

Click on Add Card and then checkout, a page will be displayed with the billed amount being $7.99. In the Enter Gift Certificate or Promotion Code field, enter callcontrolfree and click on Apply Code/Update Cart.

The discount will be applied and the final price would be $0. Register for an account and you will be able to download this free call blocker app for blackberry.

Written by Sidharth on February 25th, 2010

Self-proclaimed geek, editor of blogote, who loves all things tech.