Like a doorbell that rings for no one, these mystery calls can leave you guessing. Most of the reports point to automated robocalls from a telemarketing source, often masquerading as credit alerts or dealership follow‑ups. If the number shows up repeatedly, add it to your phone’s block list or use your carrier’s spam‑filter service. Never share personal details with an unknown caller, especially if they claim to know family members or financial information. Report suspicious numbers to the FTC or your local consumer‑protection agency. Keeping your caller‑ID settings strict and regularly reviewing blocked contacts helps keep your line clear of future annoyances.
A call was received from this number, and upon returning the call, a pre-recorded message was encountered, claiming to be on behalf of a dealership
The call was received twice in quick succession, but both times it ended in a hang-up, and a subsequent call-back resulted in a busy signal, followed by a pre-recorded message about a car ownership experience survey, which seems irrelevant to me
A pre-recorded message from this number warned of potential danger to my credit rating, and I'm seeking a way to block incoming calls from this number.
A phone call was made by a kid claiming to be Quinton from Hamilton, who somehow obtained my daughter's name and attempted to contact her, despite no apparent online activity that could have led to this discovery.
I recieved a call this morning, I had to say HELLO twice before they said "Echo"...So i replied and said "helloo??"(as if i didnt hear her ,) and the lady said "echo?" , and i said sorry shes not here right now!!! , and she hunged up before i could say "would you like to leave a message?"..
