Imagine getting two back‑to‑back rings from the same spoofed line—just enough to slip past a Do Not Disturb filter. The pattern of rapid repeat calls is a classic hallmark of robocall scams that rely on sheer volume to catch a live ear. To blunt the nuisance, register the number with the national Do Not Call list, enable carrier‑level call blocking, and consider a third‑party spam filter app that flags spoofed IDs. If the call persists, let it go to voicemail; scammers rarely leave useful messages. Keep a log of timestamps and any voice prompts; that data can help authorities track abusive sources.
The spammer employed a tactic of making two consecutive calls, which bypasses the 'Do Not Disturb' feature
