Clearly, the calls constitute a relentless spam campaign targeting pet‑food buyers. Recipients report multiple weekly rings, immediate hang‑ups, and automatic spam flags on their phones. The pattern of switching numbers after a block suggests a robocall operation, often tied to low‑cost pet product offers. To protect yourself, enable carrier‑level call‑blocking, register the number with national do‑not‑call lists, and consider a third‑party spam filter app. If the calls persist, file a complaint with the FTC or your local consumer protection agency. Regularly reviewing your call log for new variants helps keep the nuisance at bay.
Nummer gehört Dinner for Dogs. Gutes Hundefutter, aber teuer. Hab ich mal als Weihnachtsgeschenk für meine Schwägerin gekauft. Hat funktioniert, aber zu teuer für mich.
