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Upon answering, there was only silence, indicating a likely robocall scam

Upon answering, there was no one on the line, indicating a likely phishing scam via robocall.

I answered the call but noboddy was there, its a obvious phishing scam using robocalls.

AMS Singapore has called me four times over six months, and despite requesting to be removed from their list each time, they continue to call, with the last caller attempting to reach me four times after I asked to be removed.

Despite my repeated requests to remove my number, AMS Singapore continues to call me, with the most recent call resulting in four attempted callbacks.

Over the past six months, AMS Singapore has called four times, despite requests to remove my number from their list; the most recent call resulted in multiple attempted callbacks.

A call from AMS Singapore ended abruptly when I asked about the purpose of the call

They called from AMS Singapore, when i asked what they wanted, they just hung up immidiatly.

Despite repeated requests to remove the number, AMS Singapore has called four times over six months, with the most recent call resulting in multiple attempted call-backs.

I've been contacted by AMS Singapore 4 times in the last 6 month, each time i ask them to remove my number, today they called again and i asked them to remove it, but the person tryed to call me back 4 time.

The company has called me four times in the past six months, each time I asked them to delete my number. They called again today, repeating the request, and attempted to call back four times.

AMS Singapore has been contacting me repeatedly over the past six months, with each call resulting in a request to remove my number from their list, only to be called again, including a recent instance where the caller attempted to call back multiple times.

The caller, who identifed himself as 'Mark', claimed that I had requested a call to discus investments, which I hadn't