Picture this: your phone lights up in the afternoon, then again in the evening, and each time the call ends with a dead‑air recording. The pattern matches a classic spam/telemarketing loop where the number is either spoofed or tied to a low‑cost outbound list. Because no voicemail is left, returning the call is risky – you may confirm a valid line for the scammers. The safest steps are to let the call go to voicemail, block the number in your device, and report it to the FTC’s DoNotCall registry. Consider using a call‑screening app that flags unknown callers and keep your voicemail set to greet but not engage.
The call was received but not answered.
Frequent calls from this number are annoying.
This morning, a second call from the number was made to me, but I chose not to answer, and as a result, no message was left behind, prompting me to reject future calls from them.
The caller was a male, not to be confused with mail
Our last name was misspelled in a catalogue when we moved into our house, and now we know that any call asking for us by that name is probbably a telemarketer
Today, I received a call from this number, and it was a business offering to provide an estimate for home repairs or upgrades.
My experiance was similiar to Netty's, we seem to have had the same issue with the call
Over the past week, I've recived several calls from this number, all of which have been met with silence, and a call back reveald a recording stating the number is cancled, leading me to beleive it's a scam