Recent patterns show a steady stream of unsolicited outreach from this source, often flagged as potential spam or robocalls. Callers typically avoid leaving voicemails, rely on silent rings, and push auto‑glass or insurance offers—classic hallmarks of a scam operation. To protect your data, let the call go to voicemail, block the number promptly, and report it to your carrier’s spam list. Avoid engaging with any automated prompts, especially those asking for personal or financial details. Consider using a call‑screening app and regularly review your call logs for similar activity.
I got a call from this number and my phone displaed 'Potential Spam', unfortunatly i wasnt able to anser and they didnt leave a voicemail
This is a scammer, my machine blocked the call
Call log shows a call from this number at a specific date and time
It appears that Safelite auto glass is using this number to solicit potential customers.
This number is related to insurance services.
Confirmation that this number made a call without leaving a message
The fact that they called on a holiday, coupled with numerous previous calls, suggests a scam.
The call was sent straight to voicemail without leaving a message, which is suspicious.
The call was made, but there was only silence and no message left
Typical of robocalls, this number is used by scammers who make unwanted calls in an attempt to trick people into divulging personal and financial information; they often use local area codes and prefixes to appear legitimate, and may leave voicemails in hopes of luring victims into calling back with promises of free gifts or services.
Despite blocking previous numbers, new ones continue to call and text regarding auto glass repair.