Block the number using your phone's built‑in spam filter or a third‑party app, then report it to the national Do‑Not‑Call registry. If the calls persist, file a complaint with the telecom regulator and consider changing your number if you receive multiple daily rings with no voicemail. Keep a log of call timestamps; this helps authorities spot pattern abuse. Remember that legitimate companies will leave a clear voice message or provide a callback number—silent or instant‑hang‑up calls are typical of aggressive telemarketing scams.
A rant was received from someone claiming to be from Sears Insurance in Canada, specifically in the 416 Ontario area.
This number belongs to Sears insurance, and after they refused to accept my decline, I had to end the call.
An unknown caller did not leave a message.
