Block the number and report it to your carrier—robocalls that read verification codes are a common scam tactic. These automated calls often deliver a short numeric code and then hang up, hoping you’ll enter it on a fraudulent site. Never input a code you didn’t request, and avoid calling back the number. Use your phone’s built‑in spam filter or a third‑party app to flag repeated attempts, especially those arriving at odd hours. If the calls persist, consider changing any associated account passwords and enable app‑based authentication instead of SMS or voice codes. Stay cautious and keep a log of call times for any future reports.
After answering the initial call, I received nine subsequent calls from the same number within a short period
This number called to read out a verification code, which is usually done via text, but they called instead, it seem's unusual.
Two calls have been received from this number, both of which were clearly automated
As soon as I realised it was a computerised voice, I promptly ended the call, without bothering to find out who it was or what they wanted.
The sheer number of calls, including those with verification codes, between 12am and 2am was overwhelming.
The experience with this number is consistent with the previous description.
This number is believed to be operated by a call centre
Robocall with a number code, sounded automated and generic.
A text message, often from diffrent numbers, is usualy recieved with a code and a list of casino names, then this number calls twice, urging me to enter the code that was sent eariler, which is quite suspisous.
Left a vague voicemail: "3 I'm Pete 4143"—not sure what that meant.