That weird zoo‑talk and the "hey it's Ted" script sound like classic prank calls. These callers toss random stories—zoo trips, koala bears, creepy compliments—to catch you off guard and often hang up before you can react. If you get a call like this, let it go to voicemail, block the number, and avoid engaging. Never share personal details or follow any instructions. Consider reporting persistent numbers to your carrier’s spam‑call service. A quick Google search can confirm if others flagged the same number as a prank source, helping you stay safe.
If you call the number back it say its out of service or a prank call number and you have to press a certain number to make it stop
I answered a call from a random number and a person introduced himself as Ted, he repeatted his introdution and then made some creepy coment about me looking good in black and asked about my yoga class, which was very unsettling. He also mentioned my mom's name and knew she took Pilates and wore black the day before, it was very freaky.
A girl, Angela, threatened me, saying she would kick my butt, the voice sounded pre-recorded, whats the point of that.
I've had a similar experience, it's shocking
i received the same call claiming to be from the zoo, inquiring about when i would be picking up my koala bear, to which i responded that they should put their phone on blocked, and then they ended the call
Following a threatening call, I was warned to exercise caution as the individual claimed someone was planning to confront me after school, which I found amusing.
Upon researching this number on the interent, I discovered its likely a prank caller since I didnt answe it and wound up searching for it on google
I experienced the same call, which was quite frustrating.
This number called me about some Kuala bear from a zoo, it was pretty weird and they hung up
