Block the number if the calls feel intrusive or repetitive. A short, non‑sales call that asks about current events often points to an opinion survey rather than a legitimate service. Since the caller didn’t request personal or financial details, it’s probably a market research effort, but frequent daily outreach can still be annoying. If you’re uncomfortable, let the call go to voicemail, register the line with the national do‑not‑call list, and consider using a call‑blocking app. Keep a note of the number and any script details, so you can spot patterns and avoid potential scams that disguise themselves as surveys.
Silent call that ended abruptly, leaving me with no clue why they rang.
Received a silent call again—just a waste of my minutes.
User reports a good experience with this number
The user's experience was neither particularly good nor bad, hence rated as neutral
A poll was conducted, and the caller did not request sensitive information.
Upon answering, an unusual voice inquired about current events, seeking responses to various questions; it was quite peculiar, especially since the speaker initially stated they were not attempting to sell anything
Daily calls were received for three consecutive days, claiming to be from a Dublin area code
The user has provided a neutral assessment
