?Ever wondered why that +6449016958 keeps popping up on your screen? It’s a classic pattern of bulk‑dial spam outfits that masquerade as charities or spiritual healers to lure quick donations. They rarely leave voicemails, rely on repeated calls, and often use vague scripts about “light” or “rescue missions.” The safest move is to let the call go to voicemail, then block the number and report it to your carrier’s spam‑filter service. If you’re ever curious, search the number online before engaging. Keeping your contact list clean and using call‑screening apps can dramatically cut down on these nuisance calls.
An unknown number kept dialing, so I let it go to voicemail and never answered, suspecting spam after multiple attempts.
Two attempts were made, yet I hesitated to answer because it seemed dubious, which is frustrating while I await critical client calls.
Likely spam: they called and requested a donation.
Every day I see a call, I ignore it because it appears to be fraudulent.
They request "donations"—a total waste of time. Best to block the number.
Three calls later I finally answered a bloke claiming to be from a rescue charity pushing payment schemes—don’t know if he’s legit, you know.
Calls keep coming without leaving any messages; I avoid answering because I'm unsure if it's safe.
Returned call gave a vague 'life light' spiel, sounding like a chakra healing scam; I deleted and blocked it.
Appears to be spam.