Screen incoming calls from unknown numbers before answering to avoid unwanted interruptions. These reports describe prerecorded messages pushing free mortgage consultations and abrupt hang-ups after basic queries, pointing to unsolicited sales tactics rather than legitimate outreach. No voicemail left often signals scam attempts or aggressive telemarketing. Hang up immediately if the call feels off, and report persistent nuisances to your provider for blocking. Consider registering with the Telephone Preference Service to cut down on such calls. Overall, this pattern suggests high-pressure selling, so stay cautious and don't share personal details.
When he rang about building issues and I mentioned living with my parents, he quickly replied, "I don’t think we can help you," in an annoyed tone before hanging up.
No message was left, which leads me to believe it was a scam.
A recorded message, introducing itself as ‘Jason’, pitched a complimentary mortgage consultation before ending the call.
