Bottom line: these calls are most likely unsolicited telemarketing attempts. Callers repeatedly hang up once you answer, a classic silent‑call tactic used to verify active numbers. They often pitch life‑insurance, medical aids, or debt‑counselling services, which aligns with typical telemarketing scripts. To protect yourself, add the number to your phone’s block list, register with the national Do‑Not‑Call registry, and avoid engaging with any sales pitch. If the calls persist, report the number to the communications authority and consider using a call‑filtering app. Staying cautious and limiting exposure will keep your line free of nuisance calls.
Ukushayela okungaceliwe kwangiphazamisa kakhulu, ngicabanga ukuthi kuyabavusa ubunzima. Akusiyona inkonzo enhle.
Ivinjwe
When answering, there's silence or an automatic redirect to a website
Iyaqhubeka nokushaya ucingo bese iphela uma ucingo lulinyiwe
Quit phoning me during work time, please!
Die nommer lui en as jy optel, gooi hulle neer
Yinkampani yokwenza izeluleko zezikweletu. Eish, bayasangwa!
Offering life insurance
Promoting One Life products along with medical aids and similar items
Line drops immediately after picking up.
Ukuthengisa
