Multiple silent rings indicate a pattern of nuisance calls that rarely leave a voicemail. The absence of a spoken greeting, combined with background noise and immediate hang‑ups, is typical of callers hoping curiosity will trigger a callback—often a scam tactic. Protect yourself by letting the call go to voicemail, then block the number through your carrier or a third‑party app. Report persistent offenders to the FTC’s Do Not Call Registry and consider filing a complaint with your phone provider. Keep personal info private, avoid returning unknown calls, and regularly review your call‑blocking settings to reduce future interruptions.
I answered the call, but noone wanted to speak to me, I just heard some low background noises, so I hung up on them and didnt dare to call them back becaus I know they are scammers
No message was left after the second call today.
Repeating silent calls are a nuisance
The caller remained silent before disconnecting
The caller hung up immediately after one ring, withholding their identity, and left no message, which is likely a scam tactic to prompt a return call
I could hear somone talking in the background, and then the call hung up after a second, if you see this number, just ignore it
The caller ID shows a different number, V40520083300003, but no message was left
Received a call from V31716444600003, no message was left, so I blocked the number
The caller did not leave a message
Multiple calls were made but no message was left
The caller did not leave a message after contacting me.
