Picture this: you get a voicemail from someone named George, urging you to call back to “reinstate your coverage” before a file is closed. The script is identical across dozens of reports, mentions an expiring warranty you never owned, and the caller ID flags the number as “Scam Likely.” This pattern is a classic phishing‑style robocall that aims to harvest personal or payment info. Do not call the number back, even if you’re curious. Block the caller, report the incident to the FTC and your phone carrier, and verify any legitimate warranty directly with the actual provider.
I recieved the same message as the previouse comment, but since I dont have any coverage, I beleive it's a compleat scam and have reported it to the FTC
I recently received a similar call, with a message that seemed legitimate but lacked crucial details about the caller's identity and the purpose of the call.
A person claiming to be George left a mesage asking me to call back regarding a final notice to reinstate my coverage, but a search for his number, 833-700-2307, didn't yield any company information, and the Caller ID even said "SCAM LIKELY"
