Many users describe the call as a pre‑recorded sales pitch that rings at odd hours, often silent or hanging up instantly. This pattern matches typical telemarketing robocalls that use automated dialers to push products or debt‑related offers. To protect privacy, avoid answering unknown numbers, especially after dark, and never share personal details. Register the number on the national Do Not Call registry, use built‑in phone blocking features or third‑party apps, and report persistent offenders to the communications regulator. Regularly reviewing call logs helps spot repeat offenders and reinforces your defenses.
Automated dialing system
Automated voice with pre-recorded message pushing debt consolidation and loans. Refused to reveal their identity or provide a number. I've blocked them now.
These prerecorded sales calls for insurance are driving me insane—it's ridiculous. If I want better rates, I'll reach out myself. Who leaked my details to these pests? I'll take legal action against anyone involved, even ditch my bank and mobile accounts. If 'Should I Answer' knows the culprits, pass on my rant. If it's you, watch out—I'm beyond furious with this crap!!!!!!!!!!!!
These folks keep bugging me non-stop
Folks phone and then stay quiet
They ring 4 to 5 times daily. Calling back shows the number isn't in service
Pesty calls at weird times
No sound on line
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Super irritating auto-dialler—ag man!
Telemarketer Hannes - 27.09.2016. Persistent irritating rings that never stop......!
Automated voice message
Irritating ring
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