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I called someone today and they appeared to be using a generic call screening service that offers exactly this feature - a computerized voice asks you to enter
by YokoZar 5y ago
I called someone today and they appeared to be using a generic call screening service that offers exactly this feature - a computerized voice asks you to enter a random number to be connected.
- walrus01 5y agoI didn't even randomize mine, it's literally the same greeting every time and a fixed extension number. Just the fact that it exists as a roadblock to listen to, comprehend and put in some DTMF tones seems to stop 99% of the scam calls.
- jrootabega 5y agoI'm guessing most scammers don't even hear your prompt. I have a simple, short, "leave a message <beeep>" prompt and the vast majority of my scam voicemails go: 0:00 - 0:10: silence 0:10 - hangup: "Hello? Hello?"