Watch out for calls that hang up the second they connect. A pattern of silent, brief rings followed by a computerized goodbye often signals a telemarketing operation pushing dubious products, frequently tied to overseas pharmacies. Let the call go to voicemail and listen for any recorded greeting; if none appears, block the number and report it to your carrier. Avoid returning calls or clicking any links they might mention. Keep your caller‑ID filter active and consider a third‑party spam blocker. Regularly review your call log for repeat offenders and share suspicious numbers with friends or online watchdog groups.
The call ended abruptly with a computerized voice bidding farewell
The call appeared to be from a global pharmacy, potentially a sales or marketing call.
The callers claim to be selling prescription drugs, but they are likely counterfeit or fake
Clearly a scam, claiming to be a Canadian pharmacy
This appears to be a Canadian Pharmacy scam.
No message was left after the call, so i blocked it now
Clearly a nuisance call from a telemarketer
The caller hangs up immediately after the call is answered.
This number has been linked to a fake pharmacy operation.
This is obviuosly a scam, dont bother answering.
A call was received, but not answered, and a brief, blank voicemail was left.
This number is associated with a telemarketing campaign.
Dont bother answering this number, they are total scammers
They call me from a online pharmacy in India, it pretty weird
The background noise, sounded like it was coming from a crowd in India or Pakistan, they left about 10 seconds of that noise
The caller remained silent, then hung up, completly unprofesional.
This call is recognized as a scam and should be avoided.
No message was left after the caller failed to answer.
They called but didnt leave no message
This is clearly a scam, as indicated by its nature and the caller's intentions.
Now blocked, this number was calling without leaving a message