Phone number "+1PICKUPTHEPHONE" Keeps calling me

[TaylorJayson]

First it was "+666call" Now its that 

If i block them they come with another number etc. "+02DONTBLOCKME"

Only time they call is night. I have to put my phone to DnD every night.

I got a new number, and they are still calling me? If i call them back they say something but i cant quite make it out.

[TaylorJayson]

Edit : They only come back with +02 numbers or +333333

[TaylorJayson]

These are the photos

[TaylorJayson]

The videos broke.

[arianwen27]

Are you using a modern Samsung phone? That call screen looks rather old to me. I say that as the modern Samsung call app has spam blocking. Though I honestly think someone is near you with a device that messes with cell phone signals. As those numbers shouldn't be possible through a normal cell tower. Make sure you're using 4g and your connection hasn't been downgraded to 2g

[arianwen27]

To explain a little more, 2g and some 3g phone connections have no security as they are really old. People can get a device that when turned on near you, says its a cell tower. Your phone connects to it over 2g and it sends your phone fake info. I can't think or any other way for those numbers to be even able to call you. There is something you can try, if you live in an area where 4g is normal, you can go into the dev settings in your phone and set it to 4g only mode. So 2g and 3g won't work, so a malicious cell tower won't be able to mess with you

[TaylorJayson]

Its a Galaxy S7 with a repaired screen

[TaylorJayson]

But before i changed my phobe number i had 3g i still have the 3G

[arianwen27]

What phone do you have? Oh and I'm assuming you're in the uk, there was a case of this recently in India

[Piper123]

Hey there

Sorry to hear of your issues.

With 3g no longer available on Vodafone and EE, Three currently switching off (most done) and O2 having started their switch off, you'll soon only be left with 2g and 4g on your S7 device.

Your device is also out of support by quite a few years so my advice would be to consider upgrading to a device that is in support and supports 4g / 5g as a first port of call.