Getting a nightly call that sounds like a fax can be incredibly disruptive. The pattern points to an automated fax‑tone robocaller, often linked to services like Jt Global. First, block the number through your carrier or a third‑party app; many providers can silence repeated out‑of‑area calls. If blocking fails, file a report with the FTC (ftc.gov/complaint) and the FCC’s robocall complaint portal. Consider requesting a call trace from your phone company to identify the source. Switching to a VoIP line with built‑in spam filters or changing the affected line number are additional last‑resort options.
Within a short span of 30 minutes, 38 calls were received on a government agency's main switchboard line
A beeping message was left, and I was annoyed to discover it wasn't a call from Mickey Mouse, as I had hoped.
This number calls every five minutes, it wakes me up and interrupts my work, it need to stop
There have been multiple calls from this number
Calls from this number have been received on my landline, though the purpose or identity of the caller remains unclear.
Several peoples have reported that (714) 777-3313 is a fake numer - beware of thier spam calls
Daily calls at 1 am, followed by another 20 minutes later, with a fax-like sound upon answering, have been persistent despite do-not-call requests.
