Silent pickups and disconnected callbacks often signal automated spam operations probing for active lines. Reports consistently highlight aggressive pitches for solar panels or electricity savings, delivered by rude callers who ignore do-not-call requests. This pattern screams scam tactics, potentially from a boiler room dodging regulations. Block the number immediately and report it to authorities like the ACCC in Australia. Enable call screening on your phone to filter unknowns, and never share personal details. If pressured, hang up—legit companies respect boundaries. Staying vigilant cuts down on these intrusions.
Got two missed calls from this number; when I tried calling back, I couldn't get through. Clearly a scam, right? Then another call came in with just one digit different—probably the same call centre. Blocked both, you know.
Unwanted calls keep coming from numerous numbers with the same prefix, only the last two digits change, and the callers are extremely rude.
That guy was insanely rude, shouting when I asked to be removed from his list. He claimed he could save me on electricity, kept cutting me off. Blocked the number, just saying.
Definitely a scam, no question.
A fraudulent call centre.
This appears to be a scam call center related to solar energy.
A scam call centre tried to market solar products, which I suspect are fraudulent.
This was a scam call; no message was left, and when I tried to call back the number was disconnected.
When I answered, there was no answer. I assume it's a nuisance call.
Answering the call produced only silence, leading me to suspect it was a nuisance call.