Imagine receiving a call that claims to verify your account, then immediately pressures you for personal details. This is a classic phishing tactic where the attacker drops the call once you question their motive. Never share passwords, IDs, or banking info over the phone unless you initiated the contact with a trusted organization. Hang up and independently verify the claim by using official contact channels. Enable call‑blocking features or report the number to your carrier. Keep a log of suspicious calls and share it with friends or community groups. Staying skeptical and protecting your personal information are the best defenses against these scam attempts.
These scammers launch phishing attempts; as soon as you answer, they demand personal details. They called me mid‑morning, likely to make the call seem work‑related so the target picks up. Do not engage.
Just saying, seems like a phishing attempt; they drop the call instantly if you question why they need your data—pretending to verify you first, yet they have no info when you ask.
Le nombolo ye-telemarketer iyashayela njalo, ngiyithola iyacindezela ngedatha engadingekile.
