Block unknown inbound calls immediately and add the number to your carrier's spam list. Verify any unexpected fax or survey requests by contacting the alleged organization through official channels, not the caller‑provided number. Use call‑screening apps to flag numbers that repeatedly ring before business hours, as this is a classic spam pattern. If a call claims to be from a government region like Ontario, request a callback number that you can independently verify. Keep a log of the timestamps and any recorded audio; this data helps telecoms identify abuse clusters. Finally, consider disabling auto‑answer on work lines to avoid silent recordings.
They cald my work like 4 times in 30 minutes, all before our operating hours even started. Clearly, it's just spam.
This number is literaly just spam, I dont have an acount with them or whatever.
So I canceld my merchant acount with Global Payments, and they said they needed to fax me a form to sign. But get this, the fax number they gave me is from Ontario, Canada, when the person I spoke to was in the Philippines.
I picked up, but no one said anything. Then I herd this wierd low-pitched vibrating noise, and they just hung up.
Who the heck just cald me?
