Late last week, a series of silent or static-filled calls from +16023526167 showed up on several landlines, often flagged as spam risk by carriers. Most callers didn’t leave a message, and the number repeatedly appeared even after blocks were set. This pattern points to an automated telemarketing or scam operation that uses brief recordings to bypass detection. To protect yourself, add the number to your phone’s block list, report it to your carrier’s spam‑filter service, and consider third‑party call‑screening apps. Regularly review your call‑log for unfamiliar numbers and avoid returning calls from unknown sources.
Despite blocking this number yesterday, it managed to get through again, leaving a static-filled message on my answering machine with the same number.
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I didnt answere the call, but i did activate my answering machine
The caller didnt leave a message, but my answering machine recorded silense.
The call was flagged as a spam risk, went to voicemail, but no message was left.
A suspicious pattern emerged when this number rang four times before hanging up, a common tactic employed by telemarketers and scammers, further corroborated by my phone company, SPECTRUM, which labeled it as a potential spam risk, leading me to block the number.
The call ended abruptly without anyone speaking.
After missing two consecurive calls, I decide to cal them back and heard a messgage from the fundraising office of American Veterans Society...
When i recived the call, i didnt hang up, i just stayed on the line until the call was droped by the carrier, it was a bit weird