It appears that the caller, likely from India, is engaging in scamming activities, attempting to sell IT services and website services to unsuspecting individuals. The caller seems to be using the WHOIS database to obtain contact details of domain and website owners, and then contacting them with misleading information, including incorrect names. This behaviour is characteristic of a phishing scam, where the caller tries to pass off their services as something the recipient has requested. It is essential to exercise caution when receiving calls from unknown numbers, especially those that seem to be trying to sell services or products.
This number appears to be designed to deceive, as it picks up and then leaves the caller hearing a ringing tone, potentially resulting in unexpected charges.
This number is clearly being used by an Indian company for spam or scam purposes, utilising whois to obtain contact details of domain and website owners in an attempt to peddle IT services - best avoided
The scam originated from a fake number, attempting to peddle website services from India, with the scammers using various spoofed numbers to target victims
Offering website services from India. They use the WHOIS database to locate your number. WHOIS reveals ownership details of website domains (e.g., google.com)
Initially, they got my name wrong and attempted to suggest that I had requested the service they were promoting, but I have no clue what they wanted.
