Oddly, the silence before the call is often louder than any script. Callers using the National Recovery Agency label typically rely on a pre‑recorded automated greeting that tries to sound official, hoping to pressure recipients into payment. The lack of a clear message and the strange electric tones are classic cues of a low‑effort scam. If you receive such a call, let it go to voicemail, then verify the agency through official channels before responding. Never share personal or financial details, and consider adding the number to a call‑blocking service. Staying skeptical and keeping records can stop future harassment.
Upon calling back, an automated message identified the caller as the National Recovery Agency
No message was left, just weird electic sounds, thats all i herd
