Beware of unsolicited calls claiming to be German‑speaking real‑estate agents from New York – they rarely have a legitimate reason to contact you. Caller ID spoofing makes the number appear local, but the accent and language mismatches are red flags. Never disclose personal or financial details, and hang up if the pitch sounds vague or pressure‑filled. Use your phone’s block feature, report the number to your carrier and to consumer protection agencies, and consider a call‑screening app to filter future attempts. Always verify any property offer through official channels before taking any action.
They cald about a house for sale
Real estate sales call
No one I know in New York, suspect scam
No known contacts in New York
I dont no ennybody in NY, why they cal me?
Keine Verbindung zu New York
No connection to New York
Scam call about inheritance. Yeah, right.
Rang twice and hung up, no one I know in New York
Brief calls with hang-ups
They cal twice and hang up.
Zwei Mal geläutet
Rang twice, then hung up
The number is unfamiliar, and given that I don't know anyone in New York, it's suspected to be a scam attempt.
Unbekannte Nummer, Betrugsverdacht
Dont no this number, and i dont no ennybody in NY
I dont no the number, i think its a scam.
Ich kenne niemanden in New York
Scam trying to phish for info. Fake company name. Stay away.
Unknown number, no connection to the US
Woman with a foreign accent asked about selling a house, hung up
Unknown caller with no connection to the US
Scam call about a real estate purchase
I dont no the number, no contact with USA.
A woman with a foreign accent cald me, saying she wants to buy a house.
Keine Verbindung zu USA
Took cal, but didnt understand what thay wanted
No connection to USA
Foreign accent, suspicious call
Scam trying to sell fake antivirus software. Alarm bells went off immediately. Hang up.
