Those drops‑in calls that hang up the second you pick up are classic robocall scams. The caller dials a random set of numbers, lets the ring stop, and then repeats the pattern, hoping you’ll answer later and hear a prerecorded pitch. Because the line drops instantly, there’s no chance to get a real person or verify anything. The safest move is to let the call go to voicemail, add the number to your phone’s block list, and consider a third‑party call blocking app. If it gets worse, report it to your carrier or the local consumer‑protection agency. Never give personal details to an unknown caller.
Received two to three calls daily; each call ends instantly upon answering. Other numbers with similar last four digits also ring.
Incoming calls occur two to three times daily, ending instantly when I pick up, and multiple variations of the same number appear with differing last four digits.
