Watch out for repeated silent calls that disappear as soon as you answer. Callers often use VoIP services to mask their real number and drop the line before delivering any script, a classic hallmark of a scam or nuisance operation. If you receive a call that hangs up instantly, resist the urge to call back, even with *67, because the response may be a prerecorded prompt meant to harvest your number. Enable carrier‑level blocking, register the line with the National Do Not Call Registry, and consider a third‑party spam‑filter app. Report persistent offenders to your phone provider and, when in doubt, treat the call as fraudulent.
I called them back with *67, and they answered with a thick indian accent, saying its american medical response, but it sounds like a call center and a scam
They call and then disconnect, dont know what they want, very anoying
The logic in your post is flawed, as you claim they're calling daily with different numbers, yet you're unsure who is behind these calls.
It's been a daily occurrence this month, with this caller using various numbers to contact me, which I find completely pathetic.
