Bottom line: these silent calls look like unsolicited scams that leave no voicemail. Callers repeatedly ring at odd hours, claim to be NY police or “Bs” callers, and try to pressure you for money. Never share personal or financial details with unknown numbers, especially if they demand payment. Block the number using your phone’s built‑in tools or a third‑party app, and report the pattern to the FTC or your carrier’s fraud department. If you suspect impersonation of law enforcement, contact the real agency directly using an official number. Keep a log of timestamps in case you need to file a complaint later.
Rip-off artists claiming to be NY Police chiefs are collecting money from unsuspecting individuals.
At 3:30 pm, the caller rang but did not leave a message.
The phone rang at 8:30 am, but nobody left a message
I have been receiving repeated calls from 518-502-0191, with the most recent calls being only 5 minutes apart; no messages have been left.
It seems we agree, since you recieved the call you should be the one to report it to the relevent autorities
On a Sunday at 11am, a call came in from an ID claiming to be Glen Falla, but no message was left, prompting the need to report this incident.
At 8:00 PM, a call was answered, but there was no response from the other end, suggesting a bothersome caller.
A call was received, but the caller did not leave any message.
