Like a relentless tide that keeps washing over the shore, this number shows up again and again with recorded pitches about lowering interest rates. The calls are automated, often silent after a brief ring, and designed to verify active lines for resale to other scammers. If you spot this caller, let the phone go to voicemail, add the number to your block list, and consider a reputable call‑blocking app. Avoid returning the call—any interaction confirms the number’s value. Regularly review your carrier’s Do Not Call registry and report persistent offenders to the FTC to help curb the nuisance.
Finding the actual answer to who called is hindered by this unhelpful response, which only serves to delay people.
It would be more helpful if people didn't leave comments stating that they didn't answer a call, as this site is primarily used to identify unknown callers and provide useful information to others.
As a precaution, I don't answer calls from unknown numbers, and this one didn't leave a message
Our office received a call on the second line from this number early in the morning before anyone arrived.
The invention of call blockers has become a necessity!
Another robo call, to bad the Attorney General cant stop this creeps
On November 3, 2016, at 12:09 PM CST, I received a call from this number, but I didn't answer and no message was left, leading me to believe it was a spam or scam call
They just keep calling a number that nobody answer, what a waste of time
A call was made claiming eligibility for a lower interest rate, but it appears to be a scam, particularly as the caller mentioned Betterliving and requested personal info.
A call was missed, and no message was left, prompting me to block the number.
This call was an attempt at an interest reduction scam.
Avoid answering this call at all costs