Oddly enough, the same number keeps surfacing as a silent political push. Callers never speak, hanging up the moment you answer, and the brief automated greeting points to the Democratic Alliance, a South African party that uses silent drops to steer recipients toward an unsubscription link. This pattern suggests a low‑cost robocall campaign aimed at voter outreach or data collection rather than a traditional sales pitch. If you receive such calls, let the phone ring out, block the number, and report it to your carrier or the relevant communications regulator. Avoid clicking any links they reference, and consider adding the number to a Do‑Not‑Call list.
The line cut off right as I picked up (no words exchanged). Calling back triggered a machine voice stating I'd contacted the Democratic Alliance and instructions for opting out.
Robocall from telemarketing
Quiet call that typically comes in around 18:00
No conversation occurred, so unclear what's happening
Picked up but the line went dead
No sound on the line
Ag, skip answering that one.
Kubonakala sengathi kwakuwukusongela, ngiyaphikisana ngale nkulumo engenamsebenzi. Ngiyalwela ukuthi abantu bangaphazamiseki.
Robocall eyinqaba, ngiyakhathazeka ngale ndlela.
