These brief, vague calls look like the classic phishing drop—someone testing whether a number is active and how receptive the recipient is. The pattern of a quick greeting, name drop, and abrupt hang‑up is typical of scammers probing for a live person before moving on to a scripted script. To protect yourself, let unknown numbers go to voicemail, avoid confirming any personal details, and consider blocking the number if it repeats. Using a call‑screening app can help filter out such nuisance calls, and regularly reviewing your call logs for unknown prefixes adds an extra layer of vigilance.
After picking up, the caller greeted me with "hi am I speaking to.." and mentioned my name. I replied "no, but I can relay a message" and the line dropped before I could finish.
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The user find it annoying
This number seems odd and untrustworthly
The user finds this number to be irritating.
