A pattern of repeated, silent calls suggests a low‑effort outreach strategy that banks on curiosity rather than content. Callers often spoof local identifiers like "Brevard County" to appear official, then drop off before delivering a message. This tactic typically aims to prompt a callback where the pitch—often a donation request or vague civic appeal—can be delivered. To limit exposure, let unknown numbers go to voicemail, block the source, and avoid returning the call. If you suspect a scam, report it to your carrier and local consumer protection agency.
The caller was soliciting donations for a police association, but I had to inform them that I'm currently too broke to donate to anything, which was a bit embarassing.
Despite the caller ID indicating 'Brevard County', suggesting an official call, no message or robocall was left.
Several calls from this number have been received on my cell phone, but none have resulted in a message being left, suggesting the calls are of no importance yet persist in coming through.
This number has been calling me multiple times a day, but never leaves a message on my cell phone voice mail.
