Like a wolf in sheep’s clothing, the calls from 844‑840‑7800 disguise themselves as helpful credit assistance while pushing fake tax lien relief. The script repeats across voicemails and texts, often citing nonexistent liens or approved financial aid, a classic hallmark of a scam. Do not return the call or follow any links; legitimate agencies never demand immediate payment or personal data via a toll‑free line. Block the number through your carrier or a third‑party app, and report the nuisance to the FTC and your state’s consumer protection office. When in doubt, verify any claim directly with the official organization using known contact information.
I received a call from Credit National Assist, claiming that I have been approved and instructing me to call 1-840-7800
The same voicemail was received, identical to one mentioned previously, with a request to call back at a specific number; these calls have been ongoing, with different callers and numbers each time.
The voicemail message left by Taryn from Credit National Assist claimed an online request for financial assistance had been approved, but since I never applied for such assistance, this appears to be a scam.
The caller's strategy of calling and hanging up is effective only in getting blocked
To the owner of 408-827-9058, theres no need to call and hang up, I'm not intrested in your tax services, you should change your aproach.
Apparently, this number is linked to tax lien scams, and it seems to be connected to other numbers such as 844-840-7800, 408-827-9058, and 408-796-3205, which all contact me around the same time.
Apparently, 844-840-7800 send me a text about a tax lien on my home, wich is not true, nice try bucko
A suspicious text message was received from 313-131, claiming a tax lien on my home and instructing me to call 844 840 7800 for assistance, but I found this to be another scam.