Like a flash sale that never delivers, these calls pop up promising DirecTV discounts only to vanish when you ask for details. Most reports label the source as advertising and tie the ID to DirecTV, yet the script quickly pivots to a credit‑card request—classic red flag. If you receive a similar call, don’t share personal or payment info, hang up, and block the number. Report the incident to the FTC or your carrier’s spam‑filter service. Keep a log of time, number, and phrasing; it helps authorities spot patterns. When in doubt, verify offers directly on the official provider’s website before taking any action.
The fact that this number could be a land line or mobile is pretty obviuos, dont need an expert to figur that out
When I answered this call last year, they claimed to represent DirecTV, offering reduced prices for premium channels in exchange for my credit card information, which I refused to provide.
Advertising call for car rentals. Unwanted during dinner.
I answered the call but they didnt response
Advertising for home loans. Not looking right now.
The caller's identity remains unknown due to the lack of information provided.
Despite claiming to be DirecTV, the caller failed to leave a message, raising suspicions
