Consequently, what happens when you answer a robocall?
If you have a telephone, robocalls may be ruining your day. If you answer the phone and hear a recorded message instead of a live person, it's a robocall. If the recording is a sales message and you haven't given your written permission to get calls from the company on the other end, the call is illegal period.
Beside above, where do robocalls come from? Robocalls are also coming from a number of countries around the world, including travel scams in Guatemala, Mexico and Costa Rica, medical brace scams in the Philippines and Latin America and IRS and social security scams from India, according to YouMail. No matter where the calls originated, you really weren't alone.
Keeping this in view, what is a robocall warning?
The FCC has issued a warning about so-called one-ring robocalls, a scam that doesn't require the receiver of the call to pick up the phone, but to call back. According to the FCC, the way the scam works is this: Your phone rings once, you think you have missed a call, so you call the number back.
How do you stop robo calls?
You need to activate the Block feature, either via the Scam Block app or by dialing #662# from your phone. You can pay $4 for Name ID to see the names of incoming callers. Sprint's Call Screener Basic recently launched, with Sprint finally offering a free option for its customers.