Picture this: your phone buzzes every morning with a silent pitch about LTE upgrades and mobile contracts, often from the same unknown source. The pattern screams classic telemarketing—persistent, script‑driven, and rarely personalized. Callers seem to be selling data bundles or contract swaps for major carriers like Vodacom or Telkom, and the sheer frequency (multiple times a day) turns a harmless ring into harassment. Practical steps include adding the number to your device’s block list, registering with the national Do‑Not‑Call registry, and letting unknown callers go to voicemail. If the calls persist, report them to your telecom provider for possible investigation.
Bothering me constantly
Pushy telemarketers at work
Bayashaya ngokungapheli!
Enye inkampani yentengiso ethengisa izinkontileka zezingcingo eziswayelayo
Quiet telemarketing call
Ukuphawula kuthi umthengisi owayethule, akukho lutho elikhulunywayo.
Promotional offers
Ukuthengisa. Angikwazanga ukubekezelela ukuchasela, ngiyabona.
U-Mondo uthengisa idatha ye-Vodacom. Abayeka ukushayela okungenani izihlandlo ezi-5 ngosuku
Irksome lady mentioned LTE and a telkom link
Rings daily; quiet promoters.
Ucingo oluthule ngaphandle kokukhuluma luyacasula, ngiyawuthola umuzwa omubi.
