Me: "Who's calling"
Robot: "This is [some scam organization pretending to be local law enforcement], and we are calling for..."
Me: "Sorry to interrupt, but who did you wish to speak to?"
Robot: "Is Nanya there?"
Me: "Who?"
Robot: (with identical cadence, pronounciation, and timing "Is Nanya there?"
Me: "What's the fella's name?"
Robot: re-plays for a 3rd time the *EXACT* "Is Nanya there" recording
Me: "Are you a robot?"
Robot: "You are correct: In order to maintain quality and accuracy, we are using an automated system to notify..."
Me: <click>
Airville, PA is not only *NOT* my 'local law enforcement', they ain't within two days fast driving distance of here!
Sorry, Charlie: no zzzzzoup for YOU!
It's interesting that 'phishing fraud', 'scam caller', and 'impersonation' options aren't available on the "Call type" dropdown list. I picked "Non-profit organization" because there is zero chance they will profit from *ME*, at least.
Hope other call recipients aren't foolish enough to send money off to this "dialing for dollars" scheme.