Calls from this number often disguise themselves as debt reduction offers for credit cards, mortgages, or student loans, but callbacks reveal angry or random responses, pointing to spoofing tactics. Users in places like San Diego report persistent spam-like behavior that feels off. Don't engage by calling back, as it could lead to more harassment or scams. Block the number immediately and report it to your carrier or the FTC to help stop these nuisances. If you're dealing with real debt, stick to verified services instead of unsolicited pitches. Stay cautious with unknown callers to protect your info.
I got a ring from this number, called back and spoke with an unknown man; later I discovered the initial call was spoofed.
The number seemed random, kept getting spam‑like calls, and when I attempted to return the call the recipient got upset about callers like me.
A phone call about debt reduction (credit cards, mortgage, student loans) was received in San Diego, CA.
