Zero ever on my mobile phone (and I know the number has been leaked by at least one breach).
Maybe 1 per month on the landline of my parents and these days it's exclusively "Microsoft" trying to "fix" their computer (weirdly enough with an English speaking scammer).
Either Germans are not a valuable target for "legit" companies or some regulation is working it's magic behind the scene.
My feeling is that Americans are easier targets of fraud for technical and legal reasons.
E.g. 'stealing someones identity' is a thing. Where I live, SSN and driver licenses are public record (you can get a photo copy of anyones driver license), so they are unusable for fax scams. Having a system built on such items being 'secret' is probably a culprit.
I've been thinking that what probably helps too is the fact all German speaking countries are wealthy. Much harder to build a spam center with human callers.
On the other hand some (legitimate) support call centers are located in Eastern Europe so it's possible to find enough German speakers there (although not native ones).
Zero ever on my mobile phone (and I know the number has been leaked by at least one breach).
Maybe 1 per month on the landline of my parents and these days it's exclusively "Microsoft" trying to "fix" their computer (weirdly enough with an English speaking scammer).
Either Germans are not a valuable target for "legit" companies or some regulation is working it's magic behind the scene.