Turns out this number is most likely a Google‑related scam caller. Callers spoof the caller ID to show “Payday Loans” or local locations, then use a robotic voice prompting you to press 1 to confirm a Google listing or press 9 to opt out. Never press any keys, and don’t share personal info. Verify any listing issues directly through the official Google My Business dashboard or by calling Google’s verified support line. Block the number in your phone and report it to your carrier’s fraud department. Keep a log of such calls to help authorities track patterns.
The call didnt even ring through, and I dont know anyone in Kemah, TX, despite having a TX number.
I answered the phone and said 'hello what's your scam today', then they just pause and hang up
A call was received today at 3:24pm from this number, where the caller made outlandish and Offensive claims, which I promptly dismissed and ended the call.
Repeated calls have been made to confirm a Google listing, with the option to press 9 to opt out, raising questions about its connection to Google.
An automated voice instructed me to press 1 to update a supposed Google listing, or 9 to opt out.
My caller id said kemah, tx, but nobody left a messsage.
On 2/22/17 at 9:35am, I received a call from a number identified as Payday Loans, but the message claimed to be from Google, indicating a scam
At 9:10 am, a call was received with the caller ID displaying Payday Loans, but it was not answered and did not last long enough to leave a message, prompting me to block the number.