Calls keep coming nonstop, and most recipients describe the experience as a relentless telemarketing barrage from an MTN‑linked source. The pattern—multiple rings, silent drops, and pushy sales pitches—matches classic nuisance tactics that exploit caller‑ID spoofing. To curb the disruption, register on the national do‑not‑call list, block the prefix +27873 on your handset, and report persistent offenders to the communications regulator. Consider using a call‑screening app that flags known telemarketing numbers. If the calls turn threatening or request personal data, treat them as potential scams and avoid engagement. Staying proactive reduces annoyance and protects your privacy.
Keeps ringing endlessly outside business hours
Rang five times yet nobody talked to me
Umfaki ucingo ophazamisayo
Called my father requesting to speak with me, claimed MTN affiliation and insisted on dealing directly with me. Dad felt the tone was nearly intimidating.
Pushing an MTN airtime bundle subscription on me?
Leli nani alizinzi! Lihlale lishaywa ngolunye usuku, alikavumi ukuphuma ohlwini lwabathunzi.
Irritating offers for contracts
The agent rang for my husband but wouldn't explain why, I set a specific time for callback yet she dials whenever and hangs up without talking, then falsely claimed she called at the agreed time
