Imagine getting a call that never leaves a message, only a menu of options that disappears as soon as you hang up. That pattern lines up with a typical telemarketing script that banks on automated prompts to capture your number. The safest move is to let the call go to voicemail, then block the number on your device. Add the digits to your carrier’s do-not-call list and consider filing a complaint with the FTC’s spam‑call portal. Never share personal or financial details with an unknown caller, and keep a log of repeat offenders for future reference.
I think this guy is a Google scammer, I yelled at him and he hung up, then I blocked the number
After receiving a call from this number and sending it to voicemail, where no message was left, I called back an hour later and was presented with a recorded message offering options to connect with a customer service representative, add my number to a do-not-call list, leave a voicemail, or report concerns about their marketing practices, and I opted to add my number to the do-not-call list, noting that the process relied on caller ID to capture my number.
Automated spam call
No message was left