A quick glance at the pattern shows the number repeatedly rings once or twice and drops without leaving a voicemail, a hallmark of aggressive spam dialing campaigns. Callers often spoof a Cleveland, TX ID, likely to lend a veneer of legitimacy, yet the content ranges from bogus reward offers to dubious marketing pitches. For anyone on the Do Not Call list, the best defense is to let the call go to voicemail, then block the number and report it to the carrier or the FTC. Using a call‑blocking app can also reduce the nuisance and protect personal data.
This number has called me multiple times, including several instances in a single evening, with no response when attempting to call back
A woman with a thick accent demanded my birth name, but I refused to provide it since I had no idea who she was, and I ended the call.
The call was one ring and then they hung up, i called back and they said its a marketing company, they wanted to charge me 199 to advertise my website on google, said the company name is Digital Tec LLC
I recieved a message congratulating me on making all of my credit card payments and that I'm eligable for 0.1% interest credit card, this is the second credit card call I recieved today, I call them scams or phishing schemes, definately not legit
The phone continued ringing until the answering machine picked up, at which point the caller hung up without leaving any message.
It's worth noting that the Do Not Call list has its limitatons, especally when it comes to charities, political callers, and survey companys, which are exempt from this list
The moment I got a home phone, with my cell information linked to the account, I started getting these annoying calls that hang up after a single ring. I've added myself to the do not call list, hoping it would stop my phone from ringing incessantly.
The call resulted in only one ring before being disconnected.
The caller hung up after one ring, I blocked the number
After a caller left no message and I had no idea who it was, I decided to block the number to avoid further annoyance.
No message was left by the caller, and the location was indicated as Cleveland, Tx, prompting me to block the number.
Similar to other reports, my phone rang twice, displaying a caller ID from Cleveland, TX; after researching the number online, I determined it to be spam and disregarded it.
The call rang briefly before being disconnected.
The caller ID say Cleveland, TX, which is near Conroe, Tx, about 50 miles north of Houston
The call was terminated after just two rings
After a single ring, the call was terminated and the number added to the rejected list.
The effectiveness of the do not call list is questionable, given that scammers like these still manage to call multiple times.
The phone rang only once, then I heard a dial tone......
The phone rang briefly before stopping altogether
A brief ring was all I got before the call ended.
A callback revealed a recorded message claiming I had won a voucher worth $100 for visiting an affiliate website, at which point I terminated the call.
The call consisted of only one ring before hanging up, and upon researching the number, it appears to be associated with spam.
Similar to other reports, I experiance a single ring followed by a hangup; apologizes to those annoying bastages!
The call rang twice and then hung up, no voice message was left
The call was made, and then they just hung up after one ring.
I called the number back, they say it's a reward redemption, and i suppost to have a $100 gift voucher
The caller rang once, then imediatly hung up, it was a very short call
The call resulted in only one ring, with no subsequent message
Despite the call being from an unknown number, supposedly from Cleveland, TX, I chose not to answer and have since blocked the number.
Repeated calls are being made, starting at 8:30 am, despite my registration on the Do Not Call list, with each call resulting in a hang-up after a single ring.
