Like a fishing line, these calls cast vague offers about “blacklist” help to reel you into sharing personal data. They often masquerade as debt counsellors or financial assistance, but the script is generic and the operator hangs up quickly if you push back. Guard your privacy by refusing to confirm any status, never provide ID numbers, and ask for a written reference before proceeding. Use your phone’s block feature, log the number, and report it to the national consumer protection agency or telecom regulator. Stay skeptical of unsolicited offers that sound too good to be true, and keep a record of repeated attempts.
Le telemarketer ayinakho okudingayo, iphinda iphinde ingenele.
An African woman rang me from 011 072 3323, greeted with 'Hello ma'am, how are you?' and then hung up quick. What a weird vibe, hey.
Those bothersome rings
Uthile wathi basiza abantu ababhalwe "uhlu olumnyama". wabe esebuza ukuthi ngabe ngibhalwe "uhlu olumnyama". Abazange benze umsebenzi wabo. Kungenzeka ukuthi bashayela nje izinombolo ezingekho ukuze bathole iklayenti.
Offers debt advice
Claimed to assist those listed as "blacklisted," inquired if I was one, then if I knew any. Sounds like they're dialing randomly to snag customers. . . . . .
