Like a shadow slipping through your unanswered calls, this number dials without revealing its hand, leaving you to chase ghosts. Reports highlight missed calls followed by generic hold messages—no names, no clarity, just vague assurances that scream evasion. Reverse lookups flag it as telemarketing or scam territory, often from Melbourne call centers pushing unsolicited pitches. The lack of voicemail or specifics is a classic red flag for unwanted intrusions. Block it immediately to avoid the hassle; enable call screening on your phone to filter unknowns. If they persist, report to authorities—better safe than sorry with these persistent nuisances.
A Saturday afternoon call, supposedly from Melbourne, left no voicemail. Reverse‑lookup sites label the number as telemarketing or scam, so I blocked it.
After missing the call, I returned it and heard a generic recording—“your call is very important to us, please stay on the line”—without any company identification, so I blocked the number.
Skipped the call, called back and got the generic 'your call is important, stay on line' recording with no company name—so I blocked it, yeah.