Repeatedly, callers drop the line and never leave a voicemail. These silent rings are typical of auto‑insurance telemarketing bots that rely on brief contact to capture attention. Because no personal data is exchanged, the immediate risk is low, but the nuisance can erode privacy expectations and waste time. Avoid answering unknown numbers whenever possible, and let the call go to voicemail before deciding to call back. If a call does connect, hang up and block the number using your phone’s built‑in tools or a reputable call‑blocking app. Regularly review your carrier’s spam‑filter settings and consider a low‑cost blocking device for extra peace of mind.
This caller didn't bother leaving a message and only rang once, apparently they're not interested in my business.
Upon returning the call, a recording indicated that the number was non-working, which is suspicious and characteristic of telemarketers
This spam call regarding auto insurance should be blocked to avoid further annoyance.
A recorded message about auto insurace from an unknown companey was recived.
The constant calls from this number are exhausting, and what's worse is that no voicemail is ever left.
For the past 3-5 days, I have been receiving daily calls from this number, but no message has been left.
I just experienced the same issue