If you keep getting calls from +12345678900, it’s most likely a scam telemarketing operation. They’ll pitch fake credit‑card rate cuts, Social Security threats, or political messages, then hang up or leave a bland voicemail. The safest move is to hang up immediately, don’t press any numbers, and block the caller on your phone. Report the number to the FTC’s spam‑call database or your carrier’s fraud line. Consider a call‑blocking app for extra protection, and never share personal or financial info with unsolicited callers. Staying vigilant and cutting the call short keeps the scammers at bay.
After my fiance applied for a job online and submitted her resume, we started receiving these calls, which began immediately, and we intend to investigate further to put an end to them
recieved a call from a persin claiming to be Rachel at Cardholder Services offering a credit card interest rate deal, when i asked for more informations, she hung up, this is ilegal even if the number wasnt in the Do-Not-Call registry
They called me, but i think its a scam
The No Call list dont seem to be enforced propery
A call was received at work from this number, but it was not answered and no message or company information was provided, suggesting a potential phishing scam.
Instead of answering, I searched the number online and found this platform, which indicates a potential scam; despite paying for call blocking services, these calls persist
Within the same hour, I received calls on both my home phone and girlfriend's cell phone, all related to credit card matters, but when I asked to be removed from their list, the caller hung up, and attempting to call back resulted in a disconnected line, which is quite suspicious given the unusual number.
When i ansered the phone, there was no one on the other end
A claim was made about credit card accounts, but upon investigation, no issues were found; the call seemed suspicious and was terminated, suggesting a potential scam.
Similarly, I received a call from this number while in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Attempts to return the call from my office were met with a message saying the number is not in service, suggesting a potential offshore scam
This number consistently calls and fails to leave a message.
Our workplace is frequently inundated with calls from this number, disrupting our operations.
Despite following the prompt to remove my number from their list, the calls continue unabated
This number appeared on my caller ID, but there was no message. When I tried calling back, the number was invalid.
despite asking them to remove me from their list, they keep calling me still
I just got a call from a telemarketing scam, I recognised it immediately, they wanted me to press 1 to lower my interest rates, so I did, but when I asked the lady how they got my number, she just cut the line, thats really rude.
Curiosity got the better of me when I received a call from this number at 12:30, so I decided to look it up and found this forum, which is quite peculiar.
Receiving a call from this number prompted an offer to lower my interest rate if I pressed 1, which I did, only to have the line go dead immediately after.
Receiving only silence when picking up is annoying, especialy for a buisness like ours that dont need such nonsense!
Repeated calls to my workplace have become a nuisance, and a coworker used *69 to identify the number.
The notable feature of this number is its consecutive sequence.
Apparently, these idiots keep dailing my number, staying silent and then hanging up. It's absolutly frustrting to recieve 8 calls from them in one day, especally since we dont have caller ID and I have to pick up. As a member of an Army Special Forces Unit, I'm warning the person or persons responsble to stop calling or face the consequenses.
Upon answering, there was no one on the line, and after reading these posts, I've decided not to pick up again if this number calls.
A call was received from a similar number, but the caller did not leave a message
After answering a business call, I was met with silence, prompting me to leave the phone off the hook until an automated message instructed me to check the number and try again.
A call was received, but no message was left, and attempting to return the call resulted in a recording stating that the call could not be completed as dialed, leaving the caller's identity unknown.
I just recieved a call from this number, someone was on the other end but didnt say anything and then hung up imediately
The tactic seems to involve calling without anyone on the other end, likely aiming to sell business information, highlighting the ineffectiveness of the DNC list and the need for free unlisted numbers to prevent such nuisance calls.
It's puzzling that Veteran's Affairs would be calling me, as I have no connection to the VA.
