Like weeds choking a garden, these persistent nuisance calls sprout up uninvited, targeting everyone from kids to adults with aggressive sales pitches. Reports highlight a rude caller pushing electricity discounts, often misdialing names and ignoring refusals, laced with a foreign accent that screams scam vibes. It's infuriating, especially hitting a 14-year-old's phone—totally out of line. Block the number immediately on your device or via your carrier to cut off the noise. Report it to authorities like the Do Not Call Registry or FTC equivalents in your area to help build a case against these pests. Hang up fast if they push back; don't engage. Staying firm keeps your peace intact.
A persistent male kept calling, asking for someone who doesn’t own this number. When I refused to identify myself, he said he was offering a 28% electricity discount, even after I declined, and then hung up. The caller ID indicated Lindenow, Victoria.
Given all these scam calls, why aren’t the police doin something about these C,,,,Ts, definately weird, huh?
Repeatedly dialed this line; clearly a scam.
Rude scammer! After I told them I wasn't interested, a cheeky man with an Indian accent asked what I wasn't interested in. I replied I'm not interested in his calls or sales pitch, and when he called again I shouted at him. Please stop wasting time and leave me alone.
Repeated calls to my 14‑year‑old grandson from this number are unacceptable and must cease.