Beware of unsolicited calls claiming to be German‑speaking real‑estate agents from New York – they rarely have a legitimate reason to contact you. Caller ID spoofing makes the number appear local, but the accent and language mismatches are red flags. Never disclose personal or financial details, and hang up if the pitch sounds vague or pressure‑filled. Use your phone’s block feature, report the number to your carrier and to consumer protection agencies, and consider a call‑screening app to filter future attempts. Always verify any property offer through official channels before taking any action.
No connection to New York, wondering why they're calling
No connection to New York
I dont no ennybody in NY, why they cal me?
Dont no ennybody in NY, and i dont no why thay are caling me
No connection to New York
Someone impersonated a legit real estate agent
Markler hotline asking about buying or selling a house
Marketer calling about real estate
They cal about a house for sale, but i didnt put it for sale.
Marklerhotline versucht Informationen zu erlangen
Markler hotline for real estate
Scam alert. Reported.
Spam caller, checking if a number is active
Spam caller checking for active numbers
They cal to check if the number is activ, its a spam caler.
Spam-Anruf von König
Spam Anruf
No connection to New York, wondering why they're calling
No connection to New York
I dont no ennybody in NY, why they cal me?
Keine Verbindung zu New York
No connection to New York
Called and hung up after 15 seconds, no message
No message left, despite answering machine
No connection to the US, no message left
Brief call with no message
No message left on voicemail
No message left by caller from the US
They cal and hang up, no message.
They cal and hang up, no message.
