Beware of unsolicited calls from unknown numbers, especially when the caller claims to represent a government agency or a utility. Never share personal or financial details until you independently verify the caller's identity through official channels. Use call‑blocking features or a reputable third‑party app to stop repeat attempts. If the call requests payment, a mail‑in transfer, or threatens service interruption, treat it as a red flag and hang up. Report the incident to the Federal Trade Commission or your local consumer protection office, and consider filing a complaint with the FCC to help curb future scams. Protect your privacy and stay vigilant.
I've received two calls from this number, but when I answer, there's no one on the line.
The caller claim to be from the US Government, and they called me 3 times in 90 minutes
This is a scam, they pretend to be FPL and ask for payment, or else they will disconnect my power, what a joke.
When I called back, a recording stated that the number I dialed was incorrect, which is absurd since I called from my call log, it has to be a scam, dont you think?
The person who call from this number try to convince me to send them money by mail, it's probably a federal crime, but i dont think the FBI will do ennything
The question remains, what would be the point of engaging with this caller?
Unable to return calles to this number
When I tried to call the number back, a recoreded message came on saying the code or number dialed was incorrect, alot of nonsense
A call was made in Spanish, attempting to solicit personal information under the guise of offering insurance coverage, which appears to be a scam.
