Caution: unexpected sales calls can put your personal data at risk. When a number you don’t recognize repeatedly pushes insurance, car‑repair or dent‑scratch policies, it’s a classic telemarketing outreach. These calls often harvest basic details like your name to lend legitimacy, then try to upsell unwanted products. To limit exposure, register the number on the national do‑not‑call list, enable call‑blocking features, and never share financial information unless you’ve verified the caller’s identity independently. Keep a log of the call’s time and content; if the call seems fraudulent, report it to your provider and the relevant regulator. Simple steps can keep your inbox and your wallet safer.
ukuchitha isikhathi
Just spam
Uhlinzeko lomshwalense wokulungisa izimoto.
Harassing phone intrusions
Irritating sales caller
Pushing dent and scratch fixes, with cheers echoing in the back. Total SPAM, just skip it flat out.
Sales caller
related to insurance
auto coverage
Spam from insurance company
Verkoop van motors
Bethengisa umshwalensi wezimoto, babenegama lami futhi bangacela ezinye izinombolo zokudlulisela!
Umuntu oshayelayo wayenegama lami!
Bathengisa isivimbelo sokulimala/kuhlikihla ngokungacelwanga
Appears to be some marketer type
Sales caller refusing to accept rejection.
Called back but no reply, the line doesn't connect.
Ngifuni lutho!!!
I despise callers who bother me
No clue who this is
Sales pitching
i-Isabella Garcia - inqubomgomo yomdlakalo
Offering car insurance deals
Othile umuntu, wabuza ukuthi ngubani mina, washoza lapho ngimubuza ukuthi ufuna ubani
Pushing dental coverage.
Offering insurance for maintenance
Pushing some junk...
