Watch for repeat calls from this number that sound like aggressive debt collection. Identify the caller’s script—most reports mention a script lacking proper introduction and pressing for personal info. If the call claims you owe money, request written verification and avoid sharing any financial details over the phone. Consider adding the number to your block list or using a call‑screening app to filter similar calls. Remember, legitimate businesses will provide a clear company name and a callback number. When in doubt, let the call go to voicemail and research the agency before responding.
The caller never introduced themselves, simply shouted a name without a greeting.
Received a scam pitch about a fake investment. Didn't bite.
A major national debt collector, Midland Credit Management, calls me from many different area‑code numbers.
This scammer is back again, aparently the same guy and stil trying to scam people.
A caller with limited English proficiency contacted this number, claiming to be looking for an adult son who has been independent for over a decade.
This is a legitimate business, not a scam or spam.
Got a brief, unimportant call; didn't really affect me one way or the other.
