A recent wave of recordings mimicking live agents is surfacing, and they often slip past casual listeners. The voice may feel genuine, yet the script repeats typical spam cues—urgency, vague offers, and requests for personal data. Callers tend to use automated playback to lower costs and avoid detection. If you receive a similar call, let the ring go to voicemail, then verify any claims through official channels before responding. Avoid sharing numbers or financial details, and consider blocking the source. Regularly update your phone’s spam filter and report suspicious numbers to your carrier to help shrink the pool of abusive callers.
The call seemed to be a scam; it sounded like a real person but was likely a recording.
