Calls showing up as 'PITTSBURGH PA' with no voicemail often signal unwanted intrusions, especially when they cluster close together like these from similar 412 numbers. This pattern screams robocall or spam activity, where scammers spoof local IDs to dodge blocks and trick folks into picking up. Don't engage—hanging up immediately is key, and report to the FTC or your carrier to help curb it. Block the whole 412-282 area if patterns persist, and consider apps that flag spoofed calls. Staying vigilant cuts the hassle these pests bring.
There was no voicemail left, just like the earlier call about half an hour earlier (the only difference being the final digit was 3 instead of 2). Both displayed the same caller ID: "PITTSBURGH PA" with the text flush left and right.
About thirty minutes after a similar call from 412‑282‑9263, another rang with the same "PITTSBURGH PA" label and text squeezed to the screen edges—both appear to be spam/robocalls.