Like a reminder alarm on your phone, the call from +27117619085 often sounds like a friendly nudge from the South African National Blood Service. Callers typically confirm your donor status, share upcoming mobile clinic dates, or ask to update contact details. If you’ve never registered as a donor, treat the call with caution—ask for the caller’s name, request a callback number, and verify through the official SANBS website or toll‑free line. For regular donors, note the appointment info, but still keep a record in case the message seems off. Blocking the number is easy if the calls become unwanted, and reporting persistent unsolicited calls to your carrier can help curb spam.
Request for blood donation
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From SANBS, courteous alerts for upcoming blood donation
As a donor, they contacted me about their upcoming visit to my location
