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Left a voicemail without making the phone ring -- it was a 90 second advertisement pretending to be someone I know and telling me to buy some kind of aphrodisiac pill

This chummy sounding female voice comes onto a voicemail to tell me about this "amazing" red pill, that made a "huge" difference, and "lasted all weekend" after they had shared a few drinks. They didn't come out of the bedroom the entire weekend (so I'm thinking it must've given them both the runs...) Anyway, you can call her back at the above number to hear the rest of her "amazing" story, I chose not to do so. My phone never rang, the call went straight through to voicemail.

Same as the other reports. Some stupid (supposed to be sexy?) female voice trying to make it sound like it could have been a wrong #, and somehow that should entice me to listen to her idiotic, BS sales pitch or scam.  Need to get a grip on this Verizon, FCC, etc.

Also, it showed on my phone two or three times as "unknown," but didn't leave a VM.  The next time it somehow got through to my VM without ringing, but this time it had a # and left the stupid message.

Same as previous. Didn't ring, just suddenly a voicemail popped up from this number. Immediately started "chatting" like a friend leaving a message. Totally inappropriate.

Same message as everyone else...

I found this message on my husband’s phone (yea, sure, judge me for being on his phone) and freaked out. Some woman talking about taking a red pill and having sex all weekend with a guy named John. I thought it was his crazy ex GF (always wants money, “wanted him back” as soon as we got together) tryingto get him to come hang out and get drugs.
I wish I had researched this before waking him up and yelling at him...