Surprisingly, the pattern shows a relentless telemarketing script revolving around insurance, airtime and data packages, often demanding additional contact numbers. Callers repeatedly identify themselves as belonging to “The Unlimited”, yet provide no clear product details, indicating a classic high‑pressure sales tactic. To protect yourself, let the call go to voicemail, never share personal or friends’ numbers, and register the number with your carrier’s block list. If the caller persists, file a complaint with the communications regulator and consider a call‑blocking app. Maintaining a no‑sale stance and documenting each interaction can deter future harassment.
Into engapheli...angizange ngiyibambe ukuthi bathengisa ini ngoba nginquma ingcingo ngoku nje lapho ngibonile ukuthi ukuthengisa ngocingo
Harmful caller
This harassing caller uses unlisted lines, spouting all sorts of nonsense about my mom. What a creep!
Sales rep
Heard background chatter from a woman with a white accent... likely a fraudster.
Block them right away. They hang up. No talking. Keeps happening.
Insurance with no limits
They won't stop ringing, despite me telling them to leave me alone
Le call ye-car repairs ibingakhulumi lutho, ngakhathazeka kakhulu.
Requested contact info for ten friends to reach out to! I ended the call upon refusal; she stayed polite yet overly rehearsed. Promoting a hospital coverage plan including data benefits.
Offers for insurance and airtime
Ngokulandela izincikezo zokubuyekezwa.
They dialed my 082 mobile, 083 mobile, and home phone. Odd how they possess all my contacts—few know my landline or mobiles.
Quiet line that drops after minutes of nothing
A woman from this number rang, knew my name, and pitched lifetime data and airtime sales. Her explanations were unclear as she paused often. She sought confirmation of my full name, which I denied. I suggested calling during 1-2pm, and she repeated my number.
Someone on the line asked for me by name, then hung up without saying more.
They kept bothering me first on my mobile then at work. The lady claimed to be from "The Unlimited" representing "Auto". I questioned her multiple times about these firms since they're unknown to me and I never shared my info. When I demanded how they obtained my details, she said "it's in our system". I pressed on how that happened and she admitted ignorance! That's when I ended the conversation, calling it rude to reach out and deceive me.
Annoying spam callers
After refusing the deal, she insisted on getting 10 additional contacts to dial. I refused to burden my contacts with unsolicited rings. I insisted on removal from her database, but she claimed it was only possible with 5 more contacts. This amounts to BLACKMAIL. They must be stopped immediately!!!!
Owesifazane ongakwesokudla, ngemuva kokuthi ngiphendule ucingo, ukhulume into engingayiqondi futhi wabe eshoza.
Pretty sure this was an automated robocall. Many are set to activate on voice detection—once you pick up, the pre-recorded message starts. I swiped to answer on my device without uttering a sound and paused for the 'caller' to speak first. Silence followed, then the line dropped.
unwanted contact
Outbound calls from The Unlimited call center.. Had to rush off as I was occupied
Won't stop ringing up
Instructed them to delete my contact
They ignore your disinterest, keep pushing, request your contacts' numbers, and disconnect if refused!
Isn't it obvious they're just tricking you into confirming your details?
Sales caller
