Repeatedly, callers note that the call from +18737301016 leaves only a brief, empty voicemail before hanging up, often claiming to be a public‑interest survey about pipelines or carbon taxes. This pattern matches common robocall scams that use pre‑recorded messages to harvest personal data or generate nuisance calls. To safeguard your privacy, let the call go to voicemail, do not press any keypad prompts, and block the number in your phone’s settings. Report the number to your carrier and to the appropriate consumer‑protection agency. Regularly update your caller‑ID filter and consider a third‑party spam‑blocking app to reduce exposure.
I also recieved a call from this number, but ther was no message on my voicemail, and my phone says the call came from Amos.
My cell phone flagged this number as a potential fraud, which is why I chose not to answer the call.
After calling back this number that has been calling daily for a week, I reached a voicemail claiming to be from the Alberta government regarding a public interest survey on pipelines, yet the number seems to be from Val-d'or, which is suspicious.
I'm experiencing the same issue, unfortunately
I received two calls from the number 873-730-1016. The first was a missed call without a voicemail, and the second was a pre-recorded message regarding a survey related to something in Alberta. I hung up, as I'm not fond of such calls.
Similarly, I recived a bizzare, brief message in my voicemail box...
For two days now, I've been receiving calls that don't leave a voicemail, which is quite frustrating.
