Clearly it's a spoofed, unwanted call that likely used fake caller ID info. The caller bounced between numbers and locations, a classic hallmark of spoofing tactics. If you receive no voicemail and the language repeats, treat it as a red flag. Hang up immediately, avoid engaging, and consider adding the number to your phone's block list or using a third‑party spam filter. Report the incident to your carrier and, if frequent, to the FTC's complaint portal. Keep a log of timestamps and any details; that helps authorities spot patterns and protect others from similar caller ID abuse.
If the callers do not leave messages, it is unclear what language is being referred to as "the same".
The telephone ID showed NS Wallace, while the internet ID indicated Nova Scotia, suggesting the number is spoofed, as my answering service received no message, and shortly after, I received a call from a different ID, C E Brannon, with the same caller attempting contact using similar language.
