what is worth knowing is that an automatic calling system has this three second pause which is unnatural and can be easily spotted.
My point is that if you pick up and the caller then pauses, you have an autosystem and can hang up. No mystery.
this allows hangups without fear of missing a legitimate caller.
Scamner Pause
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9mh_kzEWLCE
You pick up the phone, say hello, and nothing comes back. One second. Two. Three. That silence is not a bad connection. It's a machine deciding whether you're worth a criminal's time. I spent 32 years working fraud cases, first in police financial crimes, then running a bank anti-fraud unit, and I sat across from more than 3,000 fraud victims. In this video I break down exactly what happens inside those 3 seconds of silence: how predictive dialers hunt for live numbers, why saying "hello" twice puts you on a list that gets bought and sold, the silent probe calls with nobody on the other end, and the exact 5-step protocol for answering your phone from now on, including the words to never say and the buttons to never press. You were never the fool. You were a decent person answering the phone the way decent people always did, and an industry got built to take advantage of exactly that. Tell me in the comments the strangest call or text you've ever gotten (no personal details, just what they said). I read every one, and the scam that shows up most is the one I break down next, line by line. You don't have to outsmart them. You just have to hang up first.
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