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When I get these phone calls I always Google the number.


There are several websites which will tell you if the number is spam.


Then I keep it in my contacts as "spam" so I know not to answer it in the future.


ETA: The last one I got was one of those accident calls. I was sitting in a hospital waiting room at the time.


To my eternal regret, I didn't string them along ("Oh how strange, I'm in hospital at the moment as it happens". Lol.)

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