When an unfamiliar number keeps ringing without leaving a voicemail, it's a classic sign of a robocall or automated scam. The odd location tag and bubble‑pop transfer tone suggest the call is being routed to a call‑center overseas, a common tactic to mask the origin. Hang up immediately and avoid returning the call; dialing back can confirm the scam and may expose you to higher‑priced international rates. Consider blocking the number through your carrier or a third‑party app, and report it to the FTC. Regularly review your call‑screening settings to let only known contacts through, reducing future nuisance calls.
I recieve calls from this number several times a week, on my cell phone, its a nuisance, i never pick up
Upon receiving a call from this number, which was listed as being from Guilford, CT, I declined to answer since our office is located in Norwalk, CT. When I returned the call, a recorded message informed me that the conversation was being monitored, followed by a distinctive sound effect, after which I was connected to a telemarketer from another country.