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.
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.
