Yesterday afternoon in Alabama, callers using the +1‑256‑860‑1299 line repeatedly presented themselves as the Weinberg Mediation Group and demanded personal details or payment. The pattern is vague, references a 844‑number, and often cites a “case file” or “final warning.” This is a classic social‑engineering tactic aimed at pressuring victims into disclosing Social Security numbers or sending money. If you receive such a call, do not return the number, verify the organization through official channels, and block the caller. Report the incident to the FTC and your phone carrier to help curb future scams.
I received three calls purporting to be from the Weinberg mediation group, notifying me of a time-sensitive matter involving my name and Social Security number, and instructing me to call 844-738-7904 with my case file number.
I recently received the same call, and it's unfortunate that such scammers are not held accountable.
The call lacked substance, with the caller being vague about the information and facts surrounding a mediation.
A message was left, and after switching phones, a conversation with Jack Budenell revealed that the call was intended for someone else, with a request to call back at a different number.
Similar to MamaB's experience, I received a call prompting me to call back a specific 844-number regarding a case file, but no file number was provided, and my phone flagged it as a potential scam.
Upon receiving a call from this number, I called back at 4:40PM Alabama time and reached the voice message of Weinberg Mediation Group, which stated they were unavailable; I have since blocked the number.
Upon investigating the number's validity, it seems likely to be associated with scamming activities, highlighting the importance of verifying numbers through resources like 800notes.com.
