Turns out the number is masquerading as a local government office, and that surprise can make anyone hesitant. Repeated calls that sound like a fax line or reference a county department often signal a spoofed ID used for nuisance outreach. If you’re unsure, let the call go to voicemail and verify any callback number independently through official channels. Blocking the number on your phone or registering with the national do‑not‑call list can reduce repeat attempts. Stay wary of callers who refuse a callback number—legitimate agencies will provide clear contact details.
Numerous calls have been received, yet when returned, there is no answer from the caller
For the past three days, I've received daily calls from this number, but no one is on the line when I answer, leaving me unsure about the caller's identity
After answering a call from this number, which appeared as Brevard County on the Caller ID, the person asked for the lady of the house, claiming to be from a department starting with 'P', but refused to leave a callback number.
The call I received yesterday from this number went unanswered due to an unfamiliar number, but when I answered the call today, it sounded like a fax machine, possibly due to interference from my own fax machine, and when I tried to call back, the line was busy.