These calls are clearly unsolicited property‑buying solicitations that cross the line into harassment. Callers claim insider knowledge, use broken English, and often reference deceased relatives to pressure owners into selling. Even when you state a clear refusal, they persist with probing questions, which is a red flag for a potential scam. Hang up, block the number, and report it to the FTC or your state consumer protection agency. If you suspect identity theft, consider a credit freeze. Stay vigilant and never share personal details with unknown callers.
When I received a call from this number, I used the Screen Call option, and the caller immediately hung up. It seems they were attempting to make a scam call, possibly related to a house purchase.
Some lady calld about my dads house, asking if he wanted to sell, i told her he aint interested and she kept asking question
Someone called asking about purchasing my deceased mother-in-law property, but she was pushing for more informations, and didnt want to end the call, sounded suspisous
Interestingly, this was not an automated call, but the person on the other end spoke with broken English, addressing me by name and referencing my home address with a questionable proposal.
