Calls that ring once and drop off repeatedly seem to be the norm from this number. The pattern matches typical nuisance or telemarketing outreach, often with no spoken greeting and quick hang‑ups. Because the calls lack verification details, treating the number as spam is safest. Let the phone go to voicemail, block the contact in your device, and consider adding it to a national do‑not‑call registry if available. If a legitimate provider like Vodacom needs to reach you, they will usually send a text or email first. Stay wary of any follow‑up messages asking for personal data, and never share PINs or account numbers over the phone.
Scam trash
No one speaks, calls repeatedly. No need to pick up.
Angazi
Spam call. Spam call
remained silent
Won't pick up unknown rings and if I do... nothing.
Keeps calling without saying anything
Annoying jerk!
Ucingo oluyinkinga
Call from an unknown source
Why do these idiot scammers ring nonstop day and night?
No desire for this
No idea who this is
Iyaqhubeka nokushaya ucingo
Real bother in the backside
Ukuthengisa kweVodacom
I-Vodacom iyaspam
I hung up before they could pitch their product, but asking for my mom made it clear they pulled my info illegally from the RICA system
Calls go silent and happen every workday
Quiet line, nobody speaking at the other side.
Central hub for Forex trading
Isikhungo sezingcingo se-Vodacom, wabeka ucingo phansi kimi uma ngabe ngingathandi ukulalelwa.
Total time-waster
doesn't apply
These sales calls are awful
The caller disconnected immediately
Calls twice before dropping
Ayenombolo cha
I-vodacom yokugcwalisa idatha
