Block persistent callers immediately to safeguard your peace and data. These repeated attempts, often with hold music or vague messages, signal unwanted intrusions that could lead to privacy risks. Register your number on do-not-call lists for added protection against telemarketers or harassers. If calls continue post-block, document details like dates and times for potential reports to authorities. Avoid returning calls to unknowns, as they might fish for personal info—hang up and verify through official channels instead. Stay vigilant; such patterns rarely indicate legitimate business.
A call came in at 6 p.m., left a voicemail asking me to return the call, but no company name was mentioned, so I won’t be calling back.
The call rang, but after I answered only music played and the line was dropped without a message.
Two calls were placed today, each without leaving a message.
I received calls from this number daily throughout the week, sometimes two or three times. I answered only twice hoping it was important, but was met with hold music each time. After a few seconds I hung up and plan to block the number.
Every time I answer, I'm placed on hold with music; they've called several times over the past few days.