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AFAIK they're not a problem here in Australia either, and the language here could (charitably) be called English. I've never received one of these calls.
by elyobo 7y ago
AFAIK they're not a problem here in Australia either, and the language here could (charitably) be called English. I've never received one of these calls.
- lysp 7y agoAussie here, I get the odd one on mobile, but get a couple a week on my land line numbers. Land line numbers are also registered with Do Not Call, but doesn't make any difference. Answer the call and there will be either: 1) a few second pause and then a person will drop in with the call centre voice noise in the background. 2) a few second pause and if there is no sound (you saying "hello") it will hang up. Those are usually from international call centres. In terms of locally based ones, got a couple during the election with a recorded voice saying "this is an important message from XYZ politician".