Oddly, the same London‑based number keeps resurfacing across Europe, often delivering nothing but silence or thinly‑veiled investment pitches. Most callers abandon the line as soon as you answer, a hallmark of silent‑call tactics used to verify active numbers. When a voice does speak, the script typically pushes high‑return schemes or FX trading promises that lack verifiable credentials – classic signs of a scam. To protect yourself, let the call go to voicemail, then block the number through your handset or carrier service. Consider registering with the national do‑not‑call list and use a reputable call‑filtering app. Regularly review your call log for repeated patterns and report persistent offenders to the appropriate regulator.
Ik kreeg vanmorgen om 6.00 uur een verdacht telefoontje
No response from caller
Call centre contact
suspicious call received
Daily silent calls prompt action
Overseas calls ignored
Product promotion ended abruptly
Dont know what this number want, maybe scam
they only say hallo and nothing els
Hung up immediately
Indian-accented man made an offer I couldn't resist, then laughed
Scammer claimed 10% monthly investment return
Annoyed by daily calls from London
Unknown caller reached my Spanish cellphone
Banc de Binary called, want money
Job offer in the stock market seemed suspicious
Company inquiry was confusing
Unanswered call at 10:16 this morning
Meerdere malen gebeld zonder reactie
Music played when calling back
Repeated calls from London number while I was in Netherlands
Unwanted and scam calls reported
Morning call was unknown
No comment provided
Hangs up without speaking
They called me at school, played music, weird
Forex scam detected
Telemarketing companey, annoying
No one spoke
Poor language skills
