Definitely, these calls look like debt‑collection scams targeting consumers. Callers never leave a voicemail, repeat the same silent ring, and pressure you to answer, which matches typical robo‑call behavior. Block the number on your device and add it to any carrier‑provided spam filter. Never share personal or financial details with an unknown caller; instead, look up the official contact information for the alleged agency and verify the debt yourself. Report the nuisance to the FTC and your phone carrier’s fraud department. Using a reputable call‑blocking app can also reduce future unwanted dials. Staying cautious and confirming legitimacy protects you from fraudulent collection tactics.
The financial service rep tried to pressure me into an investment that sounded shady. I'd be cautious.
The calls persist without cessation
These scammers use automated calls to collect debts, but their methods are completely illegitimate and should be blocked immediately.
No words were spoken.
I received a call that didn't fit any category—just a random nuisance. I'd recommend ignoring it.
Mark it as blocked.
A strange call with no clear purpose, just a vague survey that felt off. Might be a data grab.
According to my research, this number is asociated with portfolio recovery efforts
My cell phone received a call, but no message was left, making the purpose of the call unclear.
