Beware of unsolicited calls claiming to be German‑speaking real‑estate agents from New York – they rarely have a legitimate reason to contact you. Caller ID spoofing makes the number appear local, but the accent and language mismatches are red flags. Never disclose personal or financial details, and hang up if the pitch sounds vague or pressure‑filled. Use your phone’s block feature, report the number to your carrier and to consumer protection agencies, and consider a call‑screening app to filter future attempts. Always verify any property offer through official channels before taking any action.
I dont no ennybody in USA, no message.
The call lasted 15 seconds with no one speaking before hanging up.
Despite answering, no message was left, which is suspicious and unprofessional.
I dont know ennyone in the USA, and no message was left on my answearing machine.
Brief call, then hung up
No message left, despite answering
No connection to USA, no message
Unfortunatly, I have no idear who this number belongs to.
Unknown caller, answered briefly but it was pointless. Felt like a waste.
The call was met with silence
Call on 03.11.2022, no message left
Missed call with no voicemail message
Cal on 03.11.2022, no message on mailbox
Call on 03.11.2022, no message left
Unintelligible language, strong interference, no message
No connection to New York, suspect scam
Unintelligible language and noise on the call
No known contacts in New York
Coudnt understand the languge, to much nois.
Unverständliche Sprache
Unintelligible language and noise
No connection to New York
Immobilien König, telephone terror and fraud
Immobilienfirma König, frequent calls, suspicious
German-speaking caller, no English spoken
Alleged real estate company König, calls repeatedly
Received a call from a German speaker, didn't understand, hung up
Dont understand the question, they hang up.
Fake immobilen firm König is caling alot, thay have alot of diferent numbers
Took cal, but didnt understand what thay wanted
