Like a buzzing mosquito that never quits, this number shows up repeatedly on cell phones, often with no message left. The pattern points to an aggressive telemarketing operation, frequently pitching student or school loans and using VOIP relays that mask the true source. Callers may switch languages and rely on recorded scripts to lure victims. Block the number through your carrier or smartphone settings, and consider adding it to a reputable blacklist service. Report the nuisance to the FCC’s Do‑Not‑Call registry and, if you suspect fraud, file a complaint with the FTC. Stay vigilant and avoid sharing personal data with unknown callers.
This number has been calling my cell phone repeatedly for months, and I've now added it to my block list.
My usual policy is to avoid answering unknown numbers, but in a moment of lapse, I picked up, only to be met with silence, prompting me to add the number to my reject list.
A call from a VOIP number resulted in no message being left, leading me to block the number
My cellphone rang, but the caller didn't bother leaving a message; as a rule, I don't answer unrecognized numbers.
Daily calls are being made from this number regarding a school loan, despite requests to cease contact, and the callers have limited English proficiency.
The caller's ID was listed as a VOIP caller, but no message was left behind
A recorded message in English offered a student loan, but upon further research, the number appeared to be linked to a Russian-speaking region.
I recieved a blank call, it was very strange
This number called my cellphone, but didn't leave a message, pretty annoying
