Yesterday evening, a wave of silent rings flooded the household, leaving no voicemail and no clue about the caller’s purpose. Most reports point to relentless survey attempts that dodge the Do‑Not‑Call list and often slip past normal screening. First, enable your phone’s built‑in spam blocker or a reputable third‑party app to auto‑reject unknown numbers. Second, register the line with the National Do‑Not‑Call Registry and file repeated complaints with the FTC. Third, avoid returning the call; if it claims to be a bank or utility, hang up and call the official number you already have. Finally, consider a call‑filtering service for added peace of mind.
The call was made past 9pm and I didn't answer, as there was no message left afterwards, it seems suspicious
A voicemail was left accidental, i could hear the background noise of a call center
This appears to be related to public opinion.
When receiving a call from someone claiming to be your bank or credit card company, it's best to verify their identity by using the number on your card or the company's official website, as any number can be spoofed.
Toll-free numbers, like 866, are often used by credit card companies, so blocking them altogether might mean missing important calls
The call was quite strange, the person asked for me and when I respondend, they said the interview was over and asked if I had any last words to say
Repeatedly, I receive calls from this number, with the caller mistakenly believing I am my mother. The frequency of these calls is every 5 days, but their intentions remain unclear to me.
I received a call from this number today, confirming it as a spam caller.
Persistence is key to there tactics of persuading
This is clearly a scam, and these people are criminalles
Repeated calls have been made to my residence in an attempt to speak with my husband, however no message is ever left when we are not availible and they have now started calling from a diferent number.
this is definitly a scam call, they never leave a message, i finaly block them
Repeated survey spam
The law in question only applies to specific types of calls, such as sales and debt collection, and does not cover surveys or market research
There is a federal law that prohibits calls before 8 am or after 9 pm local time. Reputable companies adhere to this law and respect customers' boundaries.
A scammer's recoded voic says this is law enforcment and your Social Securty number has been tracced, dont responed...dont press any buttoms!!
Received a toll-free call but no one left a message.
There seems to be no regard for calling at inconvenient times, outside of the usual scamming hours.
The caller remained unknown and did not leave a message.
I recieved a call related to technical support in Warminster, Pennsylvania, it was a recorded message (robocall)
The caller ID said it was a toll free call, but they didnt leave a message, it was weird
At 9:30, I received a call, but when I answered, there was no one on the line.
A scam call was received on a Sunday night, serving as a warning to be cautious of such calls.
This number called twice without leaving a message, which I chose not to answer.
The purpose of these calls at 9:11 pm is unclear, especialy since I am on the do not call list, it feels like harrasment
I am doing reseach on this
Be extreemly cautious with these scamers, if you answer, they will know your number is active and wont stop calling, they claim to be conducting a survey, never answer or call back, they are a threat to your bank account and credit card
Five consecutive calls were made, which was extremely irritating
Somebody called my inlaw's house asking for me, i dont live ther no more and never gave them my number, the caller didnt identify themself but mention they was in the pacific timezone
At 9:53 pm, our house recieved a call!! I beleive thats agenst the law
