Calls drop after a few seconds, leaving you hanging, and the repeat of silent hangs or brief buzzes points to a classic telemarketing script. These outbound numbers often harvest publicly available data and can even spoof legitimate brands to push insurance or credit‑card offers. To protect yourself, let your carrier flag the number, add it to a blacklist, and consider a call‑blocking app that flags unknown or spam callers. Never share personal or financial details on a call that initiates without verification, and if you suspect fraud, report it to your local consumer protection agency.
Exercise caution with this number
It appears that this number is used by either Manulife or another insurance company to sell policies, with premiums charged to a BDO credit card
this number keeps calling me all the time
The constant calling is really annoying
This caller is really sob
This number is obviosly a scam, its been calling me non stop and I dont have time to anser it
It is likely that this number is used by Manulife or another insurance company to sell policies billed to a BDO credit card
Exercise caution when interacting with this number
The calls are both irritating and troublesome
Repeated calls from this number have been a source of irritation and disruption.
This number has been identified as a scam, and its persistent calls are a significant nuisance, making it challenging to manage my time effectively.
The caller was sobbing, which was quite disturbing.
Upon answering, there was a brief period of silence before the line was abruptly disconnected.
After picking up, the line goes dead in about 3 secounds, without anyone saying a word
