Imagine fielding a late‑night call that ends up demanding a name you don’t recognize. The pattern here points to a classic spam/robocall—people are pressured to hand over personal details or connect to someone who isn’t there. If you get a similar ring, let the call go to voicemail, don’t share any info, and block the number. Report persistent harassment to your carrier and the FTC’s Do Not Call list. For vulnerable relatives, consider a call‑screening app and keep a list of approved contacts only.
Clearly, Joe's posts are totally useless and worthless because he is to afraid to answer phone calls and never post anything helpfull to peoples
This number has been flagged on another site, and Frontier's caller ID labels it as 'Potential Spam'.
You should learn how to use a search engine to find that information dont you?
When I answered, I asked who was calling, and the person on the other end was rude and argumentative, even after I told him not to call my elderly mother's home so late
When I inquired about the nature of the call, the person hung up abruptly after asking if it was a specific business
The caller requested to speak with my husband but hung up when informed he was unavailable.
The caller asked to speak with 'Mr. ---', then hung up when I offerd to help
The caller hung up immediately after I answered and asked how I could assist them, having apparently dialed an abortion clinic by mistake.
Someone attempted to discuss farming with my husband, despite us having no connection to the industry, and asked for his cell number
