Oddly enough, the same number keeps popping up across landlines and mobiles, often with a brief recorded prompt that asks you to press a digit. This pattern matches a survey call that can double as a scam when the script urges you to act instantly. The safest move is to let the call go to voicemail, avoid any keypad entry, and block the number on both devices. Consider reporting the nuisance to the FTC or your carrier’s fraud department, and use a third‑party call‑filtering app if the calls persist. Staying cautious protects your personal info and saves you time.
I got a recording, it said to press one if i want to vote by mail, i just hung up, never press a num if you dont know who called
Today was the first time I received a call from this number, and I immediately blocked it on my phone, feeling confident in my decision. 👍😁
A truncated message was left, instructing to press '3', which seems suspicious
I have recieved 9 calls from this number so far, it's really annoying
On April 25, at 5:30 PM, I received a call from this number, which I did not answer, and subsequently blocked.
Another call was received, with a recorded message asking political survey questions related to the Jacksonville FL mayoral race, indicating potential spam or robo-call activity.
It's puzzling that simultaneous calls were made to both our landline and cell phone, with no message left on either number.
I totaly agree.