Like a phantom salesman drifting through the night, calls from +15105952002 pop up with no clear purpose. The flood of complaints points to a classic scam operation, often masquerading as telemarketing, travel, or tech support. Because the number appears linked to multiple fraudulent domains, treat any unsolicited outreach as suspicious. Hang up immediately, avoid sharing personal or financial details, and block the caller on your device. Report the number to your carrier and to the FTC’s complaint portal. Consider using a call‑filtering app to catch repeat offenders, and keep a log of any future attempts for reference.
Confirmation is needed for the website registration: is mjf-collegefootballrecruiting.com correct, Mike?
To further expose the spammer's location, I suggest posting the full email header, which can be traced using domain keys; this information can be found by searching online, depending on your email provider.
The WHOIS informations for xtramileconcepts.org is:
Seem to be related to Domain ID:D158198750-LROR informations
Beware of this scam, it's a total fake
In response to similar posts, I, Michael Fenske, founder of MJF College Football Recruiting, want to clarify that my business operates with transparency and integrity, and I am not affiliated with any scams
As the founder of MJF-College Football Recruiting, I, Michael Fenske, find the post above to be entirely inaccurate and defamatory; I invite the author to contact me directly to discuss the matter openly.
My son fell victim to a scam perpetrated by Michael Foti of Five Star Recruiting, affiliated with Go Big Recruiting; it's crucial to be cautious and not provide any financial information to such individuals.
Thousands of kids on the east coast is being scammed by Michael Fenske or Michael Foti, who responsable for these fake recruiting efforts and use facebook to do it
This number is linked to a Craigslist scam that involves posting about a clerical position and then emailing potential victims to phish for their bank account information by suggesting they work as independent agents processing payments.
Search results are available for this number
This number is listed as a technical contact number, but it wasn't used for a call.
Several websites associated with this number are now in Arabic.
The individual behind this number is suspected of attempting to obtain banking information through deceitful means.
This number is asociated with a scam artist who uses company logos to rip people off, my husband almost fell victim to an Auto Trader, Ebay Scam where you send 3 grand or so, but i found out that the scammer has used several other sites and spoof e-mails
Our companey was revieweing our google page rank and was shocked to see my name and companey listed in your post, we dont no what this string of emails is refering to but we dont have any connexion with these scam artists, pleas remove our name
Private whois information is often used to protect owners from spam, and shared numbers can be misinterpreted as scams
Has anyone else been credited back by Demarest Howell and associates, or do you think their website is a fake?
I am also a victim of this
As the buisness owner has disputed the scam allegations, it would be helpfull to have more information on the specifics of the scam, rather than just posting WHOIS information
Unfortunately, I fell victim to a scam where someone used this number to charge my credit card for web hosting services, prompting me to contact Yahoo and my credit card company to cancel the transaction.
It appears there are numerous scam sites using this registered phone number and address, with different names and yahoo sites, which raises questions about how legitimate businesses are getting involved with these scams
Just adding my voice to the chorus, it seams Angela Harrison at FrivolousNecessitease.com and dualitize.com has the same phone number and PO Box.
A significant charge on my debit card to Demarest Howell & Associates, with a fake website domain registered to this phone number, indicates a scam.
For further communication, please reach out to [email protected].
This number has connections to other suspicious activities
This number is also linked to Francisco J Mora, who has scammed multiple people on Craigslist, previously residing in Modesto.
Notably, Elise's post on August 15th, 2008, coincides with the registration date of the domain contact-moneybookers.com, which can be verified through a WhoIs search
This number has been linked to multiple scam operations.
