Imagine getting a ring from a Singapore code you don’t recognize and instantly wondering if it’s a scam. Most users describe the call as unsolicited and suspicious, flagging it as spam or a potential cost trap. The safest move is to let the call go to voicemail, then verify the number through a reverse‑lookup service before returning any contact. If you do answer, avoid sharing personal data and hang up if the script sounds generic or pushy. Consider adding the number to a block list and report it to your carrier’s spam‑filtering program to protect future callers.
Because it’s unusual for someone from Singapore to call, I ignored it; it was probably spam.
The call from SG was deemed suspicious due to its unusual nature, suggesting potential spam activity.
Given the unusual nature of a call from Singapore, it is likely spam and was not answered.
The call wasnt answered because it's unusual for someone from SG to call, it's probaby a spam call
The call from this SG number was unusual and likely spam, so I didn't pick up.
These are Singaporean spam callers.
Scammers are calling from Singapore
These calls appear to be from spammers based in Singapore
Received a call today.
Today i got a call from this number
I received a call from this number today
Today, I was contacted by this number.
The origin of these spam calls is traced to Singapore
I got a call from this number today, but i didnt answer