Oddly enough, the pattern points to a charitable fundraising push rather than random spam. Callers repeatedly reference the SPCA and request higher recurring donations, sometimes claiming to have your payment history. Never share debit card details over the phone, especially when the caller cannot provide a verifiable email or official reference. If you’re unsure, hang up, verify the request directly through the organization’s official website or phone line, and report the number to your carrier’s spam list. Keeping a log of such calls can help you spot trends and protect your finances.
They wont leave me alown
I was asked by a person who called himslef "David" to increase my payments, he had acces to my previous payments, but when i asked for more informations by email, he said they dont have email, then he asked for my debit card details, it was unconfortable
The call resulted in silence, followed by a hang-up
A nuisance call that kept ringing with no real purpose. Annoying.
Unicef contacted seeking a donation
They called three days in a row and hung up when I answered—total nuisance.
Apparently, they're leveraging the SPCA database to solicit increased monthly donations from individuals in Palmerston North.