Picture this: you answer a midday ring and the display flashes “Spam? Glenolden.” No voicemail, just a dead‑end hang‑up. That pattern matches a classic spam/scam call, often generated by robocall farms that spoof local area codes to boost answer rates. The safest move is to ignore the call, never share personal or financial details, and let the carrier’s spam filter handle it. Add the number to your phone’s block list or use a reputable call‑blocking app. Report the incident to the FCC or your telecom provider, and periodically review your caller‑ID settings to keep unwanted rings at bay.
Verizon identified the first call from this number as spam, and it resulted in a hang-up.
At noon, I received a call from this number, which was labeled as 'Spam?' on the caller ID, but no message was left, just another nuisance call.
I dont know whats going on with this number, but it's very annoying!
