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No insults! After a spam call, it can be quite natural that you are angry, but we'd like to ask you to refrain from insults or swear words. Insults make it quite easy for a spammer to demand the deletion of the comment. So, please share information not emotions.
No unverifiable claims Of course, one often has the feeling that at the other end of the line, there are scammers, cheaters, and similar, but sometimes the perceived fraud is a (barely) legal action. Therefore, please refrain from describing the caller as cheaters or similar. The spammers can otherwise easily insist on the deletion of your comment.
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Numerous comments express frustration over receiving repetitive and unwanted calls from various numbers, mostly ending in different digits, originating from Munich. Complaints range from attempted scams about expiring fictitious subscriptions to persistent attempts at selling unwanted services. Callers either hang up after a brief silence or engage in deceptive tactics, such as claiming the recipient participated in a contest that must now be canceled to avoid penalties. Some users have resorted to blocking the numbers, describing the experience as tiresome and verging on harassment.
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