That was “largely due to the increase of spam call volumes in other countries” the report notes. In 2020, Americans were the second most spammed population but they fell to No. dropped significantly in the rankings of most spammed nations. Globally, billions of spam calls are placed every month and the number of calls often rises alongside a surge in COVID cases.īrazil is the most spammed country by far, according to the report, which also said robocall-driven scams around the world featured false promises of life-saving COVID drugs, ventilators or hospital beds that are offered for sale but don’t actually exist.īut there is one glimmer of good news for Americans: the U.S. Overall, the report found that spam calls and texts continue largely unabated around the world.
“I expect that in 2022, we will see increase even more as the success rate is increasing for those text criminals” he added.
(Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images)īut “as those measures went into place, the bad guys decided to start texting” notes LiaBraaten, adding that “they’re very agile in the originating numbers that they use and it's a numbers game for them.” Frank Pallone (D-NJ), pictured, in the House and Sen.
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