Oddly enough, the number you keep hearing isn’t a typical telemarketer but the AT&T voicemail access line that phones dial when you press the voicemail button. Most carriers route those calls as outgoing, so your call log shows you “called” the number even though you never initiated it. Because it behaves like a regular call, it can trigger spam‑blockers and create the illusion of a nuisance call. Verify with your carrier that the number matches the voicemail service for your plan, and consider disabling the shortcut or using your carrier’s app instead. If you still receive unwanted messages, block the number and report it as potential fraud.
A notification on an ATT Samsung phone suggested dialing the number, but this advice will not be followed due to potential risks.
This seems to be an at&t personal vm number, but you need to type in your phone number and pasword to acess it, assuming you set it up corectly
Unable to access my account due to voicemail issues
After investigating repeated outgoing calls to this number on the phone records, it was discovered that dialing this number allows access to voicemail on an AT&T phone when the voicemail button is pressed.
After reporting them to the BBB and receiving a claim number, these relentless callers continue to contact my employer, despite my request to be removed from their database.
This number keeps bugging me with constant calls, its annoying.
The name associated with this interaction is Diane.
A man has been calling and leaving voice messages containing offensive language
More informations about this number would be helpfull
A male caller left a message, addressing me with an inappropriate term of endearment.