Most folks say they just let the call go to voicemail and block the number, which is a solid first step. If the caller keeps popping up, consider tightening your carrier’s spam‑filter settings or using a third‑party blocker that flags unknown IDs. Keep your Do Not Call registry updated, but remember scammers often spoof legit names—so don’t rely on the list alone. When you do answer, stay calm, don’t share personal info, and hang up if the pitch sounds like a credit‑card or interest‑rate scam. Finally, report persistent offenders to the FTC and your phone provider to help curb future nuisance calls.
This number is associated with a robocall scam that promises to lower interest rates.
I recieve a call from this number, and it look like it's from Consumer Credit Services, who keep adding new numbers to their list
We're plagued by frequent calls, around three or four times a week, from various sources claiming to offer lower credit rates. Despite my attempts to block these numbers and being on the Do Not Call list, the calls persist, leaving me seeking a solution to this nuisance.
Approximately ten minutes ago, the phone rang for about 2½ rings, but I did not answer, as I do not respond to unfamiliar numbers.
