Calls keep coming with no voicemail left, and the caller ID flashes a name like Valor, which is a classic hallmark of caller ID spoofing or aggressive telemarketing scams. The pattern of multiple daily rings, asking for relatives, and offering to remove you from their list points to a repeated calls strategy designed to wear down recipients. Most carriers now provide built‑in spam filters; enable them and consider a third‑party blocking app. Register the number with the national Do‑Not‑Call list, and never share personal info with unknown callers. If the nuisance persists, report the activity to the FCC for further action.
This number has been making repeated calls on a daily basis, prompting a decision to answer and confront the caller on the next occasion.
Despite my attempts to ignore them, they continue to call, sometimes using a different number with the same initial six digits but varying in the last four, for approximately three weeks now.
Following multiple daily calls, I finally picked up to find a recorded message inquiring about an unknown individual, after which they agreed to remove my number from their contact list.
They call me several time a day, and they use different extension, but they never leave a message
This number has called me consecutively for two days without leaving any message
Regarding a personal business matter, this number is apparently a spam caller.
A call was recieved asking for a family member residing in another state, prompting me to request removal of my number, however they faild to provide any identifing information
Almost daily calls are made by this number, with Valor appearing on the caller ID, yet no messages are left
Daily, they call me every day.
Repeated calls from this number have been made, yet no messages have ever been left.
