Imagine you answer a call from an unfamiliar number and are met with dead air or a rushed script asking to lower an interest rate. That pattern usually signals a telemarketing or robocall operation trying to harvest personal data. Never share banking details, Social Security numbers, or passwords during such calls. Use your phone’s built‑in block feature or a reputable call‑filtering app to stop future rings. Report the number to the FTC or your carrier’s fraud department, and consider changing your voicemail greeting to a generic message. Staying vigilant and leveraging blocking tools are the quickest ways to protect yourself from unwanted spam.
My call from this number was a local politcal advertisement, not a scam
In the past 24 hours, I've received four automated calls from the Republican campaign
Similarly, I have received calls from both numbers, which is concerning.
This number has been making repeated dead air calls, likely as part of a phishing scam to verify active numbers, and I have also received similar calls from Vote USA and another number.
The caller left no message, but the caller ID displayed 'CORPCREDITTODAY'
The call was received, stating they were from Phoenix, but hung up when I inquired about their purpose, with the caller ID displaying 'SB Deals'.
No message was provided with the caller ID.
They keep calling about bussines loans, but they dont need any documents, its a compleat scam, dont get takin advantage of!
The caller was clearly a salesperson, demonstrating aggressive and unwanted solicitation tactics.
What was the message they left?
Apparently, its Verizon New York Inc.
The phone number was reversed by me
A call was received on a cell phone, and when attempting to speak with a customer service representative, the call was hung up immediately
I eturned the call to this number, it rang 10 times, no voice mail or answering service notification, thats strange!
I recieved a call from this number, dont know who it was