Beware of silent, one‑beep calls that drop as soon as you answer. These drops are typical of automated telemarketing rigs that masquerade as "Registration" or a "Claims Department" to snag your attention. They rarely leave voicemails and often switch caller ID locations to confuse you. Never press any keys; doing so can confirm your number to the spammer. Use your phone’s built‑in block feature, report the number to your carrier, and consider a third‑party call‑filtering app. For businesses, enable a dedicated voicemail and route unknown calls to it. Consistently reject unknown calls and keep your device’s software updated to stay ahead of these nuisance robocalls.
I need to know how to block this unwanted calls from the claims department, they just call and dont say anything
Another automated call, one of the many i recieve daily, which i allways block
This call from Athens, GA, is considered junk, with no legitimate reason oridentity provided, making it unworthy of attention or response.
This number called me, but there was only silence on the other end. It's clearly another robocall.
Upon answering, there was complete silence on the other end, indicative of a nuisance robo caller, and it's frustrating that such individuals persist in bothering people.
Definitely agree
A supposed update on google maps was the pretext for the call from the Claims Dept, but I'm highly skeptical