Robocalls hitting multiple people at once like that? It's a classic sign of automated dialing systems often used by scammers to cast a wide net. These calls from unknown numbers, especially ones that route straight to voicemail when called back, scream potential fraud—avoid engaging if you suspect something fishy. Hang up immediately on unsolicited calls, and never share personal details. Block the number on your phone, and report it to authorities like the FTC or your local consumer protection agency to help track patterns. Staying vigilant keeps your info safe without the hassle.
Scam callers seek to pilfer your funds or sensitive information, using either genuine‑voice calls, automated robocalls, or SMS messages to reach victims.
Although I didn't pick up, three colleagues in our office received simultaneous calls from the same number, appearing to be an automated robo‑caller targeting all our mobiles; calling back sends the call straight to the caller’s voicemail.
While I ignored the ring, three coworkers got the same number on their phones, suggesting an auto‑dialer targeting numerous mobiles; calling back routed straight to voicemail.
