Ever wonder why that silent call keeps popping up? Most reports point to a recurring automated script that pretends to be a survey or a city‑hall outreach, but never actually delivers useful information. The call often drops after a brief pause, leaving a blank voicemail or a recorded prompt that asks you to press a number. Never share personal details, and let your carrier block the number or add it to a spam filter. Enable call‑screening features, and report the number to your telecom regulator. Treat any unexpected request for money, ID, or login codes as a red flag.
Scam - dont even bother
Fake for shure - scam alret
Guy tryed to sell me a car but i know it was fake
This number is a total scammmer, needs to be shut down
Scam - definatly
Scam all ower - dont bother
Dont even think about it - scammmmm
Its scamming peopel - anoying
These peopel are trying to scam you
Totaly a scammmer
Scammers dont bother me
Somethin dont feel rite abaut this number, caution advised
The caller claimed to be from Sherwood Park, Alberta, so I picked up, thinking it might be a delivery person, but since I wasn't expecting any packages, I quickly hung up and blocked the number, suspecting a scam, especially since the caller remained silent when I answered.
I have no idear who this is, can somone please tell me?
Yea its a scamer
Following a call from my cell phone, I received a suspicious call from this number, leading me to wonder if there's a mechanism that detects and targets active cell phone numbers; an online search suggests this number is linked to Alberta, Canada
Scammers galore everywhere
