T-Mobile Android Spam Test — 10 min active work, $15

We're a Florida vacation-rental advertiser. Our toll-free numbers are getting mislabeled as spam, and we need T-Mobile Android users to show us what our calls actually look like on a real handset.

STRICT REQUIREMENTS — please don't apply unless all four are true: • Your line is DIRECTLY with T-Mobile. We cannot use Metro, Mint, Boost, Google Fi, or any other prepaid/MVNO brand — even though those ride on T-Mobile's network, they don't give us the measurement we need. (Ignore the older wording in the carrier question below; a direct T-Mobile line is required.) • Android phone. Pixel is ideal. Samsung is OK ONLY if the Google Phone app is your default dialer, not Samsung's. • The Google Phone app is your default dialer. • You're in the continental US and available during 9am–6pm your local time.

WHAT YOU'LL DO (two short rounds, ~10 minutes of actual work):

1. Before we start, send screenshots of your Phone app's Recents list and your default-dialer setting.
2. We place a batch of automated calls to your phone. You do NOT answer them — just let them ring.
3. Screenshot your Recents list so we can see how each call was labeled.
4. We'll send you one specific follow-up step based on what your screenshots show, then you send a final set of screenshots.

Step 4 matters and is part of the job — the exact instruction depends on which version of the Google Phone interface your device runs, so we write it after seeing your screenshots.

Total elapsed time is about an hour, but you're only actively doing something for ~10 minutes. You can go about your day while the calls come in. No talking to anyone, no personal info, no apps to install.

Payment is $15, held in escrow up front and released as soon as your final screenshots are in.