Heads up, this number shows a pattern of automated, no‑message drops and vague identity claims, often posing as law‑enforcement or charitable groups to solicit personal info. The repeated use of a robotic greeting followed by a quick hang‑up is a classic red flag for phishing or robocall scams. If you answer, avoid confirming any details and hang up immediately. Let your carrier block the caller, and consider reporting the number to the FTC or your local consumer protection agency. Keeping a log of call times and content can help authorities track these nuisance operations.
Next time they call, I wont be picking up, sinc they didnt leave a mesage and just asked for the head of household.
The caller asked if the head of the household was avalible, and when I said no, they said they'd try again later, but I hung up and searched the number, and it's clear I wont be answering again.
A robotic caller from Lapd was asking for donations for fundraising
The call was answered, but promptly ended, and no subsequent calls were made
A person claiming to be from the LAPD contaccted me, asking for a donation of $20, $25, or $30 for a fundraiser, and had acces to my personal information, including my name, address, and credit card number, only needing the expiration date, which was suspicious.
This number is identified as a Phishing Robocall on another website, so I avoid answering such calls, especially when they don't leave a message.
When i answered the call, a automated voice said “hi is this (my name)?” and then they hang up, no callback recieved.
A missed call was made at 8 a.m. without leaving a voice message.
