A surge of complaints points to a persistent nuisance call pattern. Callers repeatedly use a prerecorded voice to push airtime deals or vague subscriptions, often hanging up once you answer. Most users label the source as a telemarketing robocall, with several mentions of Mobi Match as the alleged brand. To protect yourself, let unknown numbers go to voicemail, register the number on a do‑not‑call list, and block it through your carrier or smartphone settings. Never share personal or banking details with unsolicited callers, and report persistent offenders to the communications regulator. Staying vigilant keeps your line free of spam.
Disconnect immediately upon pickup
An automated voice urged subscription to Doctor Doctor service after I ignored the call
Phone sales pitches
Abantu abangazi lutho mayelana nezinsizakalo zezezimali bahlala bephazamisa.
Ignored the incoming call
Automated call from Mobi Match pushing airtime promotions.
Fraudulent. Bogus contest
I-True Caller ithi i-Cape Town Convenience store, imibiko engama-11435 ye-spam
rubbish
Pointless call
Recording from a dating site
Unwanted incoming calls
Irritating telemarketing
Unfavorable remarks
Ucingo oluthulekile
Another automated call!
This contact rings me two times weekly
Claims to represent ABSA but I don't use their banking
automated sales pitch
Automated recording
Dead silence when I pick up.
Yet another irritating caller...
Robocall pushing a R4 daily opt-in, total time-waster
Prostitution facilitation outfit
Weer 'n bedrogoproep
