Looks like you’re dealing with a classic telemarketing scam that keeps popping up even after you asked to be removed. They’ll often claim it’s a promotional call, know your name, and push cheap mobile plans or gadgets like iPhones. The best move is to let the call go to voicemail, then block the number. If they keep calling from a private line, report the number to your carrier’s spam‑blocking service. Never share personal details, and consider registering on the national do‑not‑call list if you haven’t already. A quick block and a firm no‑reply habit can save you a lot of hassle.
The call began with “Hello madam, this is a promotional call actually” before being disconnected.
The caller knew my name, tried to sell iPhones, mumbled incoherently and was hard to understand.
Beware: this is a sales pitch from Indian scammers—ignore and block the number.
I continue to receive numerous calls despite requesting removal from their list. Occasionally they use a private number.
This looks like spam.
An unsolicited call promoting mobile plans.