Like a broken vending machine that takes your money and never doles out a snack, this number drops calls the second you answer and then vanishes. The pattern—quick hang‑ups, repeated offers for home‑security systems, and a “cannot complete call” message when you try to call back—fits classic robocall‑spam behavior. Carriers often block these calls on the network level, which is why you hear an “unable to place call” tone. To limit exposure, register the line with the national Do‑Not‑Call list, enable carrier‑level spam filters, and consider a third‑party call‑blocking app. If a call persists, report it to the FTC for investigation.
I answered a call from this number, and they immediatly disconected, when I tried to call back, it was busy, very suspisious.
To avoid unwanted calls, try answering with a business-like greeting, such as 'Hello, thanks for calling Buds Butcher Market, can I help you?' - this often leads to the caller hanging up or removing your number from their list.
Apparently, I experienced the identical call as previously described.
Harassment is the only way to describe the frequent calls I receive from this number throughout the day
This number is associated with sales of security systems
We've been receiving multiple calls daily from this number, but we don't recognize anyone from Marathon, FL, so we're ignoring the calls.
Its realy frustrating, this is the second time they've called me to offer home security, can somone please block this number already?
It's anoying that they call and immediatly get blocked, but they just keep trying, like they think i'm going to eventualy answer.
It appears that certain companies, such as Sprint, are selling information to these entities, which is evident when you upgrade your plan and they fail to ask about information sharing regarding your phone number and email address. As someone who has worked for Verizon Wireless and a bank for 8 years, I can attest that I never received these calls until I upgraded my Sprint plan, after which I started getting multiple random calls from various states. This experience has led me to believe that Sprint is responsible for the influx of calls I've been receiving. Furthermore, the fact that I used to work in the industry and have knowledge of how information sharing works has made me realize that companies like Sprint are not taking the necessary precautions to protect their customers' information.
Receiving a call from this number prompted me to search for reviews, and it seems, as suggested, they might be promoting security systems, as indicated by other users like the Ohio guy.
I recieved a call about 4:30 p.m yesterday and today, it was an advertisement about home security and it got disconnected quickly, when i try to call the number back it say i dont have the ability to make calls to this type of service.
About 20 minutes ago, I received a call advertising home security, but the call was disconnected, and when I tried to call back, I encountered a switch message stating that I didn't have the necessary permissions to make such calls.
A caller from this number offered to provide free home security if I agreed to advertise their business, which raises suspicions about the legitimacy of the offer
The call was immediately disconnected upon answering, with the caller ID showing a location in FL, USA; attempts to call back result in either a 'call did not go through' message or an engaged tone.