If you keep getting voicemails from a “Senior Aid Helper” or “Consumer Council” talking about a financial matter, it’s almost certainly a spoofed numbers scam. Don’t call the callback – those lines are traps that can cost you. Use your carrier’s spam‑call filter or a reputable call blocker app to drop the junk before it hits your inbox. Register your line with the national Do‑Not‑Call list, and file a complaint with the FTC and your state attorney general. Keep a log of the calls and share it with your phone provider – the more data they have, the easier it is to shut the operation down.
They contiunally call me multiple times a day from diferent spoofed local numbers, and this is the number they want me to call back, sometimes they claim to be the consumer council, other times they offer medicaid insurance.
