In bustling New York evenings, when unknown numbers light up your phone, caution reigns supreme. With no user reports on this caller, assumptions run thin—could be legit outreach or a sly ploy for data. Screen every call: Let it voicemail first, never share personal info over unsolicited lines. Enable spam blockers on your device and register with national do-not-call lists to curb nuisances. If it persists, report to authorities like the FCC for investigation. Staying vigilant protects your privacy without paranoia; trust your gut on odd vibes.
Another scam call pretending to be tech support. They wanted remote access to my computer—obvious fraud. I just laughed and hung up.
