Imagine your phone lights up with a silent ring and a generic business name—no message, just a loan offer that never existed. This pattern points to an automated telemarketing script targeting both residential and business lines, often using spoofed local area codes to boost answer rates. Callers typically suppress ringer volume, leave no voicemail, and repeat the call across days. To curb the nuisance, register the number on the national Do Not Call list, use carrier‑provided call‑blocking features, and consider a third‑party spam filter that flags suspicious caller IDs. If a call does connect, hang up immediately and avoid engaging with any prompts or “press 1/2” menus.
I got a recording, and I've allready added it to my reject list.
After answering the phone, a robocall began, claiming to be from Ashley with Business Finance; the call was ended, and the number was blocked.
It seems like these scammers are back, our company recieved a call from them and we didnt answer
Identified as "BUSINESSSVCCN", this number often results in dead air when answered; occasionally, it prompts to press one to hear a message or two to be removed, though the latter has proven ineffective in stopping the calls.
These individuals are completely unprofessional
The absence of a company name in the caller ID is telling, as legitimate companies typically identify themselves, and it's likely that this is a B2B telemarketing group that will simply switch to a new number tomorrow
I answeed the cal and ther was nobodi ther, i decid to block the number, acording to white pages the caler was Virgina Lively
These peoples called our bussines again, and i just put the phone down, i dont want to waste my time with them, they are just spammers and scam artists.
It seems they are going around making calls to alot of people.
When I responded to the loan inquiry, the individual on the other end became rude, using derogatory language before hanging up.
The call dragged on for a while before going to voicemail, yet surprisingly, no message was left behind.
A message claimed I had been approved for business financing, but the legitimacy of the call is uncertain.
Apparently these idiots are relentless, calling here mutliple times daily!
Daily calls are made to my home from a number identified as 'BUSINESSSVCCNTR', though I consistently refuse to answer, suspecting a call center at the other end.
Our business received a call from this number, identified as BUSINESSVCCNTR on the caller ID, which was clearly a spam or scam attempt, prompting a swift end to the call.
Apparently, this number originates from Iowa, where we often receive a flurry of unauthorized solicitor calls.
Some pathetic excuse for a caller, I dont give a darn, F**K these peoples
This continus telemarketing is becomming a form of harrassment.
On December 15, 2014, at 02:33 PM, our DNC-registered landline received a call from this previously blacklisted number, with the caller ID showing a different number.
I allowed the call to ring until the caller hung up.
Thanks to everyone who blacklisted this number, now when they call it doesnt even ring, I dont anser out of state numbers anyway.
Receiving approval for a loan that was never applied for raises significant concerns about the legitimacy of the call and suggests a potential scam, as it is unexpected and unwarranted.
My approach to handling these calls involves disabling the voice mail and ringer, allowing the call to ring silently while I investigate the number to determine if it's legitimate or not.
This automated call informed me that I had been approved for a loan I never applied for, which is clearly a scam, and the best response is to simply hang up.
At 03:43 PM on 11/14/2014, our DNC registered landline recieved a call from a previulosly blacklisted number, rang was supressed and the caller ID showed Coggon IA, no message was left tho
Out-of-state call to my business number, but no message was left
This number called our registered landline on October 30, 2014, but didn't leave a message; it's a shame that Do Not Call registrations don't always work.
