Block unknown callers swiftly and keep your number private. Repeated rings with no voicemail are classic signs of a scam or telemarketing test run, where scammers verify active lines before launching larger fraud attacks. Let the call go to voicemail; if nothing is left, delete it and add the number to your block list. Enable carrier‑provided call‑filtering or a reputable third‑party app to catch automated robocalls. Never press buttons or provide personal data during a surprise call. Regularly review your call logs for patterns and report persistent offenders to the FTC or your mobile provider.
I recieveed a call from a foreigner who claimed I needed to update my credit card, but I've never owned one
A call was received on my cell phone, but the caller hung up immediately, suggesting that it was a scam
Two calls were received within a minute of each other, likely from credit card scammers testing the number's activity; it's advised to ignore such calls.
Two calls were made to the cell phone, but no message was left.
A call was made at noon but not answered, and no voicemail was left.
An afternoon call was made, but not answered, and no message was left.
I appreciate the information shared here, as I also received a call with no message, and I always check this forum before blocking unknown numbers
I received two consecutive calls on my cell phone, but I didn't answer, and no voicemail was left.
These telemarketers disregard the Government Do Not Call List, continuing to make unwanted calls with impunity.
It appears that these fraudsters, who disregard the Government's Do Not Call registry, are operating with impunity and a sense of invincibility.
It appears that these fraudelent telemarketers disregaurd the goverment's do not call list and contiune to make unwanted calls with impunity.
These telemarketers are guilty of fraud, disregarding the government's Do Not Call registry and managing to evade consequences, exhibiting a sense of invincibility.
These fraudsters, posing as telemarketers, disregard the Government Do Not Call List and seem to operate with impunity, displaying an astonishing sense of invincibility.
It appears that this number is used by telemarketers who disregard the government's do-not-call list and continue to make unwanted calls
These telemarketers are committing fraud by disregarding the Government's Do Not Call List, and their actions seem to be going unchecked. Their audacity is evident, as they appear to be confident in their ability to evade the law.
These telemarketers dont care about the Goverment Do Not Call List, they just keep calling and seem to get away with it, it's like they think they are above the law.
These telemarketers engage in fraudulent activities, disregarding the Government Do Not Call List, and seem to evade consequences with ease
These fraud telemarketers dont care about the goverment do not call list, they just keep calling
These telemarketers disregard the Do Not Call List and continue to make calls, appearing to be unstoppable
Daily calls from Detroit spammers have become a nuisance, prompting me to ignore and block them.
The recorded call claimed to be from Erica at consumer services, but it was just a robocall trying to get my credit card informations.
Research indicates the scammer is based in Michigan, and a policy of not answering calls outside the home area code or sister's contact has been adopted.
No message was left after the call to my cell phone, and I didn't pick up.
No answer, no msg, now blocked
I missed a call on my cell phone in the early afternoon, but they didnt leave a message
No message was left after the call went unanswered.
They called my cell phone, didnt answer and didnt left no message
