Yesterday at home I was scrolling through my messages when I noticed another call from +12315975999 flashing "Edward Jones" on the screen. The pattern across dozens of reports points to a recurring outbound campaign that masquerades as a broker‑office survey, yet many victims never hear a greeting and the number is often flagged as spam. If you’re unsure, let the call go to voicemail and verify the request through your official advisor’s contact info. Avoid sharing personal or account details on unexpected calls, and consider adding the number to your block list or reporting it to your carrier’s fraud department. A quick check can keep your data safe.
If this call is genuinely from Edward Jones or a representative company, it would be more appropriate to use a different caller ID, as the current one, Cheboygan, MI, has no connection to the recipient and raises suspicions of a scam, especially since no message was left. This number will be blocked.
According to the Caller ID, it was Edward Jones, but no one said anything on the other end
Recieved a call from Edward Jones, wanting to conduct a survey about my represantative
I didnt answer the call and they didnt leave a mesage
This number is associated with fraudulent activities
