Imagine your phone lighting up nonstop with a tinny, robotic greeting that never actually says anything useful. That's the hallmark of a persistent robocall—often using a synthetic voice and sometimes a heavy accent to mask its origin. These calls rarely leave a real voicemail; instead they drop static or click sounds that make it hard to trace. If you suspect a debt collector, let them know you’ll request a written validation before engaging. For any unwanted calls, register your number with the national do‑not‑call list, block the number, and report persistent offenders to the FTC. Staying vigilant and using call‑blocking tools can keep your line quieter.
This number belongs to a debt collection agency, specifically a petty collection agency attempting to collect a debt
A robotic voice with a heavy Indian accent claimed to be calling from a doctor's office, which seems suspicious and untrustworthy
This appears to be an automated call, as it left a message with unidentifiable static and clicks when it called again.
My phone keep ringing like crazy, i never answer it tho
The caller consistently fails to leave a message, and on occasion, a robotic voice says 'Hello' before disconnecting