Receiving a glitchy robot voice on the line for minutes at a time screams automated nonsense, often deployed to fish for responses from unsuspecting folks. These calls from spoofed numbers like this one are classic tactics used by scammers to probe for active lines before escalating to more personal details. No voicemail left and quick hang-ups add to the red flags. Block the number immediately to cut off access, and report it to your network provider or services like Ofcom to help track these pests. Enable call screening on your phone if available, and never engage or provide info—it's the best way to stay one step ahead without wasting your own time.
When I tried calling, there was no answer and the line was cut off almost instantly, with no voicemail left.
These time‑wasting scammers are relentless – clever enough to spoof and trick, yet I’ve got my defences up and take some pleasure in turning the tables, though I’d rather they vanished altogether!
The call consisted of an annoying, glitchy robotic voice that lasted roughly two minutes.
A scam call featuring a robotic voice.
Looks like a scam.
