Ever wonder why the same digits keep popping up on your screen? The pattern here points to a recurring donation‑oriented telemarketing script, often masquerading as a charitable air‑ambulance service. Callers flash a “Life Flight” veneer, then either hang up instantly or drop a brief voicemail that cuts off after a few seconds. To curb the nuisance, let the number go straight to voicemail, register it on your carrier’s block list, and never share personal details. If a call claims you owe money or references a survey you never took, treat it as a red flag and report it to the relevant consumer protection agency.
The caller hung up immediatly after I answered, without saying a word
After calling back, a messaging service identified the caller as Lifeflight, and a request was made to cease contacting me
The call was answered, but they hung up straight away, didnt even get a chance to say hello.
Apparently, they claim I have an outstanding debt, but I've never had any dealings with them.
The call was related to donations.
This number has been calling me repeatedly, yesterday and twice today, with brief rings that don't even leave a voicemail, which is really annoying and frustrating.
Distorted voice, no real reason for calling – just a nuisance, definitely negative.
The rapid pace of the caller's speech made it difficult for me to comprehend the conversation
The individual on the other end of the line claimed I had participated in a survey and requested a rescue helicopter experience, neither of which is true, so I informed them they had the wrong person and ended the call.
This number is associated with Raumati Beach Kindy.
The purpose of this number appears to be collecting donations
Daily calls from this number have been received over the past week, with each call ending shortly after answering. Attempts to call back have been met with a voicemail message, ostensibly from a company named Lifelight or Lifeflight, which abruptly cuts off after a brief period.
A cold call from a cancer society sounded like an automated script. It felt impersonal and unwanted.