Likely, these calls are unsolicited telemarketing attempts originating from a spoofed Indiana number. The pattern—daily rings, no voicemail, and a vague “political poll” pretext—matches common robocall tactics used to harvest contact lists. Recipients should register the number with the National Do Not Call Registry, file a complaint with the FTC, and use built‑in call‑blocking features or third‑party apps to silence repeat rings. If the caller claims affiliation with a legitimate business, verify the entity through an independent source before sharing any personal data. Regularly reviewing call logs can also help spot new nuisance numbers early.
The caller didn't leave a message, and since I don't know anyone from Marion, it seems suspicious
Investigation suggests that neighbor spoofing is being used, with connections to United, Plymouth, Indiana, and Omnipoint Technologies in South Bend, Indiana, promoting apps to phone enthusiasts, resulting in annoying and potentially illegal activities, which should be reported to the DO NOT CALL registry.
Calls are frequent, with no messages left, prompting the decision to block the number.
They claimed to be conducting a political poll, seeking particaption
The phone rang continuously for about two minutes in a peculiar pattern
I got a call from this number, didnt leave a message, it says its from Plymouth, IN, but i dont no who it is
Daily calls are being made from this unknown number, which allegedly originates from Plymouth, Indiana, but no one from that location is known.
