Imagine your phone lights up every morning with a call from +18449801996, and each time the voice claims to be from an “Eastern Account” trying to collect a debt that doesn’t exist. The pattern of silent rings, vague accounting stories, and pressure to call back is a classic hallmark of a debt collector masquerading as a scam. Callers often avoid leaving voicemails and use recorded greetings to appear legitimate. To protect yourself, let the call go to voicemail, verify the company’s credentials independently, and never share personal or financial details. If the number persists, add it to your block list or report it to the FTC. Staying skeptical and documenting each call can stop the harassment.
Initially, Eastern Account System left lengthy recorded messages; now they simply hang up when an answering machine answers, calling every day without proof of any debt—block the number.
Daily calls, often multiple times, are being made by what claims to be Wells Fargo
They introducd themselves and then asked if I was (sister's name), when I said no they requested I have her contact them at (800xxxxxxx) regarding some persnal matter
This is my cable providor
We receive daily calls from this number on our landline, but we simply let it ring, as it is evident that they are not interested in leaving a message.
The caller made two attempts to reach me, initially hanging up without a word, then inquiring about my boyfriend's mom, which raised suspicions due to the unclear association between our numbers, and although they didn't request personal info, their methods seemed shady
Daily calls with no voicemails were received from this number, which was found to be associated with scam activities online, leading me to block it.
Recently, this number has been calling daily, claiming to be from an accounting firm based in Bridgeport.
Wilbraham, Massachusetts resident has also received calls from this number
Since I don't have any debt, it's unlikely that I would receive a call from a debt collector.
Caller's identity unknown
These calls appear to be fraudulent collection attempts.
Advertising for home warranties that I don't need. Calls multiple times a day. Very persistent.
Advertising for credit repair. Offered free consult.
Silent line when I answered. Blocked.
It's best to ignore this call
