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Fraudulent attempts to steal money or personal information, e.g., impersonating officials, fake lottery wins.
Automated unsolicited calls violating regulations (e.g., fake tech support, auto-dialed scams).
Impersonating debt collectors to threaten and extort money. May claim urgent legal action.
Callers pretending to be tax authorities demanding immediate payment under threat of arrest.
Unsolicited commercial pitches. Legal but intrusive.
Repeated malicious or vulgar calls. May be from stalkers or pranksters.
Potential fake fundraising. Verify charity registration before donating.
Mass political promotion during elections. Legal but may be frequent.
Calls about outstanding debts. Verify the collector is legitimate before sharing anything.
Calls that may route you to premium-rate numbers with hidden charges.
Automated notifications from government or institutions (e.g., school closures).
Legitimate market or opinion polls. May request demographic data.
Business service alerts (e.g., delivery updates).
Urgent notices from agencies (e.g., AMBER alerts).
Appointment reminders or health service updates from verified providers.
School or institution communications, such as announcements and surveys.
Legitimate bank or financial service notifications. Verify before sharing data.
Strange calls that cannot be classified into the above categories.