Nuisance and Scam News

In the US, many households experience waves of robocalls that seem to intensify after answering even one suspicious call, creating the sense that scam activity only increases. However, robocall frequency...

In the US, scam and robocall campaigns frequently target landline users, particularly older adults who may answer unknown calls out of habit or concern. A trusted contacts only system dramatically...

When a landline number is added to a scam call list, households often notice subtle but consistent changes in call patterns before the situation escalates. In the US, robocall systems...

Repeat scam targeting often begins when a household unknowingly confirms that their landline is active, whether by answering, engaging briefly, or allowing calls to reach voicemail. In the US, robocall...

Scam campaigns in the US are becoming increasingly sophisticated, leveraging local spoofing, rotating number pools, AI-generated voice impersonation, and emotional manipulation to bypass traditional defences. Basic blocking tools that rely...

Social engineering attacks in the US often begin with a convincing phone call that creates urgency, fear, or false authority, leading victims to disclose sensitive information or transfer money. These...