Block repeat robocalls the moment they appear on your screen. Frequent unsolicited calls advertising mortgage refinancing often hide behind spoofed IDs like "Minto" or generic telemarketing labels. Use your phone’s built‑in spam filter or a third‑party app to tag and silence such numbers, and add them to your device’s block list. Report persistent callers to the FTC’s Do Not Call Registry and consider filing a complaint with your carrier’s fraud department. Avoid sharing personal or financial details with unknown callers, especially when they pressure you for quick decisions. Regularly review your call logs and prune any unknown contacts to keep your line clean.
The frequency of calls from this number, multiple times daily, touting lower mortgage rates, is indicative of a robocall scam seeking personal information, prompting the decision to block the number.
The call was from unknown number
Identified as Front Line Refi, this number contacts me twice daily, yet I've never answered.
Daily morning calls are being made by an individual with an Indian accent, who was answered once.
This number is associated with mortgage sales calls.
After researching, the name associated with 1-701-248-9889 is now revealled to be TARAZO, and i have blocked it, thank you to everyone who provided information about this scammer
I got a call from this number, and they left a message about a car warranty
The purpose of the call from this number is a car warranty scam, which involves asking unnecessary questions to gather information for potential identity theft; it's surprising that there isn't a specific category for this type of scam call.
I dont know who Drazo is, I'm on the do not call list, didn't give them my number, so they're on my black list now
The caller ID displayed 'Drazo,' but when they called the first time, I wasn't home, and they didn't leave a message; the second time, I blocked the call.
This is definitely a scam
A car warranty scam was attempted, requesting confirmation of unnecessary information, with a noticeable delay in the connection, indicating an internet-based call, and an inability to justify renewing a warranty through them instead of the vehicle manufacturer.