Picture this: you pick up the line, a brief greeting follows, then the call drops the moment you try to speak. This pattern shows up repeatedly from +15143600231 – the caller insists on speaking to the owner of a business, offers vague service mentions like digital payments or point‑of‑sale terminals, and then hangs up. The behavior matches a classic telemarketing ploy that uses automated dialing and a hold‑music loop to test live lines for future sales pushes. Best practice is to let the call go, avoid confirming any details, and add the number to your block list or use a call‑screening app. If a legitimate vendor truly needs contact, they’ll follow up via email or a verifiable channel.
This number calls every day and hangs up - I'm guessing it's just a computer checking lines to sell to marketers. Can't even block it
Camila says: Got a wierd vibe from this number
Some lady called and asked if I was allready working at my old company - didn't even introduce herself. When I didn't anser, she asked again without even introducing herself. I asked who she was and gave her my name, not the company's. She said sorry and that she made a mistake. It's clear it's just some telemarketing using old info from the internet since my site's under my name
Logan warns: Be carefull with this one
