Voicemails with automated prompts for 'urgent document notifications' in multiple languages signal common scam tactics designed to lure responses. Several reports highlight aggressive sales pitches for advertising on medical billboards or websites, often targeting business owners or marketing leads. This pattern mixes telemarketing persistence with potential fraud risks, especially when callers seek specific contacts or misdirect inquiries. Hang up immediately on unsolicited pitches; never press buttons or share details. Enable call blocking on your device, register with do-not-call lists, and report suspicious numbers to authorities for pattern tracking. Stay vigilant to protect business info from unwanted intrusions.
Random call came from an unknown number, left a voicemail. Transcript: “I can't contact you. You have an urgent document notification for detail. Press one for English press two for Chinese. I need to…” Not interested in the rest, lol.
Requesting the business owner or whoever handles marketing.
Honestly, they were after a different person, so I ended the call, lol.
Steven from Resolve Medical rang up trying to hawk billboard ad space, nice try.
A representative from a medical centre tried aggressively to sell a website promotion and didn't take ‘no’ well.
Received a marketing call trying to sell ad space.
A sales rep was pushing advertising for a medical centre.
A spammer tried to pitch billboard advertising or something similar.
Is this about promotion?