Yesterday morning, a call came in just before noon and, oddly, repeated a week earlier in the early hours. The pattern of brief, unanswered rings suggests a low‑effort outreach, often seen with telemarketing or automated dial‑outs that abandon the call if no one picks up. Since the caller left no voicemail or callback number, the safest move is to let the call go to voicemail and block the number if it recurs. Keep a log of timestamps; if the frequency increases, consider reporting the number to your carrier’s spam‑filter service. Staying calm and not engaging prevents giving the caller any incentive to continue.
Around noon they rang, and a week earlier they phoned in the morning, but never answered and left no number behind. Just ignore it, lol.