It might be a killer number which usually contains 9 digits. There has been many recent cases where people are getting calls from such numbers which when accepted results into an explosion…. You should even lodge a complaint to you mobile operator company.
Why do I get calls from numbers that look like mine?
It’s actually a strategy used by scammers called “neighbour spoofing”. “Neighbour spoofing is when scam artists try to mimic the number of somebody you know or a business place. It could be a neighbour, family member, doctor’s office, insurance company,” explains Shawna-Kay Thomas with the Better Business Bureau.
Why is a 12 digit number calling me?
These are fake numbers used by scammers. A reputable caller will either call from a number you can call back or not leave a number on your system. But some scammers do that too. The best way that I found to defeat the scammers is to buy a type 3 call blocker phone.
Are there any 9 digit phone numbers?
If you mean 9 digits without including the country code, than there are a lot: Spain, Portugal, Netherlands and much more European countries which has 9 digit phone numbers.
What does it mean when a number calls you but then you call back?
It means they used a “Caller ID spoofer” that lets them give you a fake number on your Caller ID so you can’t call them back. It was probably a telemarketer who called you, so you’re better off not talking to that person. I’m fairly certain that anyone who does that sort of thing isn’t anyone you want to talk to. Because it’s all part of a scam.
Do you answer calls from numbers you don’t recognize?
Personally, I don’t answer calls from numbers I don’t recognize. If it’s important then the caller will leave a message. Once I know who it is then I update my contacts so the next time they call their contact info will show up. Originally Answered: What if a number called you and then you call back and it says the number is not in service?
What should I do if my medication has been recalled?
If your medication has been recalled, contact your pharmacy as soon as possible. Ask why your medication was recalled, and if needed, ask if they can replace your recalled medication. If you receive your prescriptions by mail order, there should be a service number you can call. Call your doctor.
Is it bad to call a number that is not in service?
The caller has hacked the telephone company system to make whatever name and number they want to show up on caller ID’s. Calling them back when it wasn’t spoofed is about as bad as answering them in the first place, since you are verifying your telephone number as a valid one that gets answered.
