Late last week, callers using 833‑431‑3452 have been flooding consumers with aggressive debt‑collection messages. Victims report repeated calls after 7 p.m., threatening legal escalation unless personal details are provided. These outreach attempts often lack a clear company name, a valid account number, or any written verification, which are hallmarks of debt‑collector scams. Never share Social Security numbers, birth dates, or banking info until you independently confirm the creditor’s identity. Request a written validation notice, log each contact, and block the number on your device. File complaints with the FTC, your state’s attorney general, and consider a cease‑and‑desist letter to halt further harassment.
To report unwanted spam or scam texts, forward them to the designated number.
I had a similar experience, but I received texts instead.
An appeal is being made to the public to assist in identifying an individual by the name of f,l, and any information can be communicated by calling 833-431-3452.
A message was received, threatening further action if compliance is not met
