Given that phone numbers themselves cannot initiate calls, it's clear that someone is intentionally dialing my work number, raising questions about their motives.
Scam calls demanding your SSN—how to stop them! - +1 833-240-5221 ((833) 240-5221)
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Block the number and file a complaint right away. The calls from 833‑240‑5221 are a classic robocall spam that pretends to be a debt‑collector demanding personal info such as your Social Security number. Because the caller uses multiple spoofed IDs and leaves the same voicemail, traditional call‑blocking may not stop the voicemail drops. Register the line with the National Do Not Call Registry, report the abuse to the FTC and your phone carrier, and request written debt validation if any legitimate claim arises. Keep a log of timestamps and screenshots, then forward them to your state’s consumer protection agency for further action.
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This numbre keeps calling my job and its really annoyin 🤬
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I've been recieving multiple calls from this number, with voicemails asking me to call back regarding some important buisness matter, its been more than 20 calls, its getting anoying.
Recently, I received a call from 516-407-9314, supposedly from Mt Sinai Hosp in Pelham Manor, NY, but the voicemail instructed me to call back at 833-240-5221, claiming it was regarding my personal information and social security number. I'm hesitant to respond due to the numerous scam calls I've been receiving
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Receiving the same call and message, the caller's refusal to provide an address confirms that it is a scam.
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A call from 419-365-3529 left a message regarding an important business matter concerning my name and Social Security number, instructing me to call 833-240-5221.
This is a crminal organization of scam callers, i can hear african american womens in the background
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