Watch out for those early‑morning rings – they’re often a sign of a robocall trying to slip past your guard. Even if the caller claims to be a government agency or a familiar business, verify the number independently before sharing any personal details. Use your phone’s built‑in spam filter, register with the national Do Not Call list, and consider a third‑party call‑blocking app. If a call feels suspicious, let it go to voicemail and then research the source. Reporting the number to your carrier helps curb future spam traffic and protects others in your community.
Number left robo message calling from “ARS” without defining what the acronym was for
I got a call at 5:46 am, but I didn't answer because I avoid calls before 7 am; it seemed like a robocall, so I plan to block and report it as spam to my carrier.
Incoming call impersonating government, businesses, or relatives, reported in Gastonia, North Carolina.
