The pattern suggests a classic verification scam – callers pretend to need a quick check, often claiming a lost phone or a contact update, then disappear or use the brief interaction to harvest personal data. If you answer, keep your guard up: never share PINs, passwords or confirm identity details. Hang up if the conversation feels rushed or vague, and block the number. Report persistent calls to your provider and consider a call‑blocking app. Remember, legitimate organisations will never ask for sensitive info over a sudden, unsolicited call.
My phone marked it as spam, so i didnt answer, no history of communication from them either
Tat so, als wäre es ein Kind, das Geld wollte
They dialled briefly and requested I connect with them on WhatsApp without any details. Not happening.
Called on Saturday 8th March at 1907hrs; a woman said she'd lost her phone and asked me to call back. The whole thing lasted 9 seconds. I didn't return the call.
Not sure about the caller. They spoke rapidly once I answered, then the line cut off mid-sentence, so unclear what it was regarding. Might just be probing if the number is live.
Mentioned something regarding refreshing contacts, but talked at breakneck speed.
Talked fast and disconnected - it was a supposed verification. Shortly after, someone cloned my card and spent money. Bloody cheeky!
