Ever wonder why calls from +17372922300 feel like a thinly veiled scam? The pattern of vague real‑estate pitches, sudden “card charge” alerts, and a lack of caller ID points to a classic scam operation that leverages urgency and confusion. Most victims report no voicemail, just a quick automated message that tries to prompt a callback or a link click. To stay safe, let the call go to voicemail, verify any claims directly with the alleged company, and consider adding the number to your phone’s blocking list or a third‑party spam filter. Regularly updating your carrier’s fraud‑alert settings can also curb future robocall attempts.
The caller is reportedly from Credit One Bank.
After blocking the number, I thought the issue was resolved, but surprisingly, they managed to contact me again by changing just one digit.
A mesage was left, saying my card was charged, but i dont think its legitemate, somthing about a chip with 8-core CPU.
My experience was identical, with no voicemail, no caller ID, and no further interaction.
Identified as a posible real estate robo or spam call
Recognized as a scam
