Like a wolf in sheep's clothing, this automated call slips in with a seemingly innocent request to update doctor's details, but it's a classic ploy to harvest your personal info. These robocalls, often in Chinese with pre-recorded voices, are designed to catch you off guard and probe for sensitive data. Hang up immediately—never share details over unsolicited calls. Block the number to stop repeats, and report to authorities like the FCC if in the US. Enable spam filters on your phone for added protection. Staying vigilant keeps these scammers at bay without a second thought.
A pre‑recorded female voice asked for personal information under the guise of updating a doctor’s details… My physician works far from this region, and such a dubious method would never be used for legitimate updates. The safest move is to terminate the call.
An automated Chinese voice.
Received an automated Chinese robocall that dropped a voicemail after I missed the ring.