Like a relentless door‑to‑door salesperson, the calls from +1 649‑951‑5807 keep showing up even when you ignore them. Callers claim to represent Derma Divine, a skincare brand, and often throw in a celebrity name to add credibility, but they never leave a voicemail or ask for payment details. This pattern signals a typical telemarketing push that borders on a scam. To protect yourself, add the number to your phone’s block list, register with the national Do‑Not‑Call registry, and never share personal info unless you’ve verified the caller independently. If the calls persist, report them to your carrier and consider a third‑party call‑filtering app.
The caller ID indicates that the call is coming from the Turks And Caicos Islands
A representative from Derma Divine was extremely impolite, insisting I had filled out an online form, which was not the case. After requesting my number be removed and hanging up, the calls persisted until blocking was necessary.
I refuse to answer and want the calls to cease.
Receiving calls from this unfamiliar 649 area code is frustrating, especially since they never bother to leave a message.
After answering, the caller claimed to be from Derma Divine, offering a trial sample, but I had not provided credit card information online, and the mention of a celebrity's name, Christy Brinkley, seemed suspicious
Repeatedly, I recieve annoying calls from 649-951-5807 alot
Avoid calling back, as it is likely a scam
