Like a relentless doorbell, these calls keep ringing long after the guest has left. The pattern shows an automated telemarketing engine hammering the same number with prerecorded pitches, often at inconvenient hours. Most recipients describe the experience as irritating, harassing, and sometimes deceptive. To protect yourself, first identify the caller using a reverse‑lookup service, then block the number directly on your handset or through your carrier. If the calls persist, report them to the national communications regulator and consider a call‑filtering app. Staying vigilant and acting quickly can reduce the nuisance and keep your phone quiet.
They disconnected abruptly
Rude salesperson on the line
Kubi kakhulu kabi
Cold calling
Rubbish scam phone call
Bothersome caller.
This number has been phoning me non-stop, and each time the person on the line stays quiet.
Left a voicemail, nothing special.
Annoying phone call
Fraudulent phone call
Really bothersome
Picked up but heard nothing from them... Grateful for this space to express frustration
Marketing caller
Ngesikhathi ngimukela, balahleka.
Robotic message saying 'ARE YOU SOUTH AFRICA'S NEXT...'—I ended the call right away
Frustrated by wasted time
Irritating spam phone call
Getting a ring from this number every month. Sometimes it's about insurance, other times silence upon answering or instant hang-up. Plus an unidentified caller who misses me once monthly over the past two years
annoyance
Blocking these bothersome calls like the other reports suggest
Number to block.
Totally irritating as hell
Useful info on the product
Automated sales pitch
Automated recording. Rings repeatedly during unusual hours
Missed incoming call
Hulle het dadelik opgehang toe ek antwoord
Random unsolicited ring. No voicemail left.
Automated sales pitch
iyasikiza
