Just received two calls from this number, one right after the other. It rang one time, stopped, and they called again. I immediately blocked the number.
I answered and a man said hello a few times then asked me if I could hear him. When I said I can hear you, he hung up. 5 minutes later a woman called, said hello a few times and then asked if I could hear her. I said to stop calling, she apologized and said she would put the number on their DNC list.
these are Criminals, wants your personal information, your social security, your medicare, your credit card and your money. let's report these Criminals to COPS and FBI, track these Criminals down and put these Criminals in jail
Did not answer and blocked immediately. Per Kristen's comment: If someone asks you if you can hear them, it is likely a scam and they hoping that you will simply answer yes. They are probably recording your voice and will call back later claiming that you agreed to something. .
To which you would simply say that you didn't agree to anything. There is nothing that they can do with one word. But, if you are really, really, really afraid to say that word because someone might record it and use it, then I suggest that you never, ever say "yes" again for as long as you live to anyone. After all, everyone today has a smartphone that can record conversations. All they would have to do is record you saying "yes" and then, according to you, they would use it against you. For instance, you go into a restaurant. The waitress says "Do you want coffee?" You say "yes". She goes in the back, alters the recording to "Are you sure you want to give me a one thousand dollar tip?" Answer "yes". See, so now you can never say that word ever again. Or you could simply stop drinking the koolaid and start using that thing between your ears to think and reason.