Ever wonder why that silent dial‑in feels so unsettling? The pattern points to an automated system lacking a recorded greeting, a classic hallmark of robocalls that aim to bypass scrutiny. These calls often rely on sheer volume rather than personal interaction, making them cheap for scammers. If you receive such a call, let it go to voicemail and don’t press any numbers—those prompts can confirm your number is active. Consider blocking the caller ID and reporting the number to your carrier or the FTC. Staying silent and documenting the incident are the safest moves.
If no message is left, it is likely a robocall, which is not considered a legitimate call
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