Like a broken record stuck on repeat, the same scripted voicemail keeps looping back each year. The voice sounds rushed and office‑like, but the lack of a real callback and the blocked number are classic red flags for a robocall scam. Even if the caller claims to be someone named Kate, the pattern suggests a mass‑marketing operation rather than a genuine individual. Hang up, block the number, and never share personal data. Report the call to the FTC or your phone carrier, and consider using a call‑blocking app to stop future hits. Staying vigilant and refusing to engage is the safest play.
For atleast three years now, I've been recieving this same voicemail, and it's quite cleverly designed to seem legitamate, particualrly since the woman sounds rushed, but I'm conviced it's a recording.