Strange that a single number keeps popping up on dozens of unrelated phones, especially when it never leaves a voicemail. The pattern points to an automated home‑security telemarketing operation that uses call‑spoofing to appear local. These calls often drop after a brief greeting or a recorded prompt, forcing you to answer again or press a digit. To reduce exposure, register the line with the national Do‑Not‑Call registry, enable carrier‑level spam filters, and consider a third‑party block app that can flag repeated caller IDs. If a call escalates to harassment, document the timestamps and report it to the FTC and your phone provider. Regularly clearing your voicemail and not returning unknown callbacks also limits the chance of confirming a live number for scammers.
A call was received from individuals claiming to represent Marriott, attempting to sell a timeshare.
This is appearently KOHL'S CREDIT DEPT, asking about a missed payment
At my office, I received a call from a Spanish-speaking individual who rapidly delivered a barrage of words, making it challenging to discern their intentions or determine whether it was a live person or a recording.
Early morning calls were made from this number, which continues to call from different numbers even after blocking
This automated call from a home security system sales company is designed to simulate a conversation, responding to yes/no questions before potentially connecting to a live person.
These calls are known as 'ping calls', designed to determine if the line is active. Once you answer, you can expect another call from a different number. My approach is to let these calls go to voicemail, and if no message is left, I add the number to my blocked list.
My work phone received a call from this number, claiming to be from Home Protection Security, and the caller, Allison, hung up when I told her she had reached a business line
The call was made, but no one spoke before hanging up
I was called twice today, first by an automated system introducing 'Allison,' then transferred to 'Bryan' and 'Adam Smith,' both of whom claimed they would remove me from their database
This number is another spam caller for home security system
Daily calls from this number have been consistent, but today there were three missed calls, a deviation from the usual pattern.
Its funny, i dont know what you mean, LOL
This number keeps calling me and leaving no message, its a kind of mild harrasment
Despite numerous calls from this company, their identity remains unknown due to frequent changes in their caller ID, suggesting a potential home security scam originating from India.
Similar to other calls, this one also included an option to press 1 if the call was received in error, likely resulting in repeated calls.
They continously call our mobile network emergency operations numbers and we are taking legal action against them.
After calling back, I reached a voicemail that didn't specify the caller's identity or company. It offered the option to leave a message for a callback the next day. This has been happening since I inadvertently provided my information on a suspicious job website called something like 'jobgrass', leading to numerous scam calls.
A call was received from this particular number, although no further details were provided.
No voicemails were left after recieving 3 calls from this number, thats alot.
Following a similar experience, I've resorted to using call block to limit the ringing duration, yet they still managed to call five times within a mere 30 seconds.
This number keep calling me about home security system telemarketing
I recived a call from this number on my mobile and spoke to a live person, Allison from Security Promotions, who agreend to remove my number from their list
Two calls were made from this number, but no messages were left, with the caller ID showing as HOMEZCHECK.
It seems like a scam to me, and I would have threatened to report them to the authorities; I will answer their call to put an end to this.
I spoke with a telemarketer name Allison from Home Protection Security, she calle me 4 time in 5 minute and refuse to remove me from their list
i dont even ansver the phone for peoples i know, and i certanly dont ansver for these kind of caler's
My phone received a call from this number this morning, but no voicemail was left, which is concerning given my registration on the do-not-call list.
A call was received from this number, but the caller did not leave a message, making it difficult to ascertain their purpose.
Unwanted calls to my cellphone have been made by this number, identified as being from Yorba Linda, CA, with the number 714-463-6447, yet no voicemails have been left.
An early morning call from a California number was received while I was on the east coast, and since I didn't recognize the number, I didn't answer and no voicemail was left.
