If you keep getting texts that say something like "click here to listen to a full voicemail" and then dump a weird number to call, you’re dealing with a classic scam. These fraudsters spoof legitimate brands—Amazon, Duke Energy, H&R Block, even your school—to make you panic and dial back. The call usually leads to an automated greeting or a dead line, but the real goal is to harvest your personal info or charge you for a bogus service. Hang up, block the number, and never enter credit‑card details on a callback. Report the abuse to your carrier and the FTC.
A scam text message was received, purportedly from Duke Energy, threatening to cut off power unless a payment was made immediately, but the real Duke Energy confirmed it was a scam
The informations provided by the user is bad
According to the user, the experience with this number was negative.
This is related to a text message.
The interaction was via a text message.
A text message was received from this number.
Text messages were recieved from this number claiming to be from the FBI and
This number sent me texts pretending to be the FBI, claiming they had
As online shopping increases, so do the opportunities for criminals to exploit this trend, often through scams; one such scam involves a fake Amazon representative asking for personal information.
Somehow, a text message was sent from my phone to someone else, it's scary, it had a weird message and a link to click
User feedback: Negative, with a note of caution
User warning: proceed with caution
It's astonishing that I received a text message on my cell phone, supposedly from my landline, which is impossible, and it contained a text version of a voicemail from my cell phone, along with a bogus number to call back.
Exercise caution when interacting with this number
A new message was left, but it was empty. There's an option to listen to the full voice message, but it's unclear what it contains.
A voicemail and text message were received regarding an uncompleted package delivery, with the voicemail featuring a Chinese accent followed by English, despite no record of an order
I received a voicemail and text message regarding an uncompleted package delivery, featuring a Chinese accent that switched to English, which is suspicious since I haven't ordered anything recently.
I recieved a voicemail and a text about a package delivery issues, but the voicemail started with a Chinese accent and then switched to English, which is confusing since I havent ordered anything
Seems unserious or unreliable. I wouldn't trust calls from here.
Unreliable, felt like a trick. Neutral but wary.
Unserious caller, probably not worth the time.
Called and hung up—seems unserious. No follow-up.
A message was deposited by 19203856869, stating 'For an amount of $1,537.35 cents to cancel your order or to connect with one of our customer support representatives, please press one,' with a link to listen to the full voice message at 14699825000.
User feedback: Unfavorable
I got a text that seemed like a voicemail notification, but it wasn't from my actual voicemail number; instead, it instructed me to press one now and provided a link to listen to a full message
Unreliable number that rang briefly. Not sure what to make of it.
Unserious caller who babbled incoherently. Weird but not harmful.
Unserious spam attempt. Neutral.
Unreliable sounding call, nothing specific but didn't inspire confidence. Neutral.
User advise caution when dealing with this number, thats the information provided
