Ever wonder why that number keeps popping up with no voicemail? It’s a classic robocall that masquerades as a Google‑related SEO pitch or a fake card‑service offer, trying to snag personal data or sell advertising. The safest move is to let the call go to voicemail, never press any keys, and immediately add the number to your carrier’s block list. If you accidentally shared info, contact the relevant bank or credit‑card issuer right away and monitor accounts for odd activity. Consider using a call‑screening app and regularly refresh your "Do Not Call" registrations to keep the nuisance at bay.
This company appearently specializes in student loan consolidation, however I dont have a student loan to consolidiate.
An inquiry from the pentagon was made via this call, focusing on topics such as terrorism, politics, and economy.
This call was a nuisance
The caller introduced themselves as a local Google specialist, spouting off irrelevant information.
A recording was played regarding a past due student loan, which is odd considering my age, 61.
The caller hangs up immediately after dialing
Recently, my mobile received a call from this number, but there was no voicemail or message; it's likely a marketing company, possibly a robocaller checking if my line is active, which is why I'm hesitant to return the call - has anyone else responded to this number and knows who's behind it?
This number is associated with student relief services.
Obvious spam call
This number appears to be associated with a telemarketing campaign.
This number is obviousley a google phone spam, and i'm not sure what their goals are
This call was an attempt to scam me into lowering my credit card interest rate.
After receiving a call claiming to be from my card member services and offering a lower rate, I provided personal information. Now, I'm unsure of the next steps to take.
I recived the same message yesterday, I pressed the number and a guy with a forein accent answered, I told him to remove my number from their list, and they hung up on me immediatly!
A woman claiming to be Rachael from card member services attempted to offer unnecessary credit card services.
This is a robot call, and they want you to provide personel informations, including social security number and date of birth, which is a scam, dont fall for it.
An unwanted call was received on my cell phone, but the caller failed to leave a message, indicating a potential scam.
A telemarketer called, but i hung up and blocked the number immediatly.
Clearly, when i answered, it said "Hello, this is Lacy and I am your Internet Marketing specialist, we have front page of Google..."
This is a clear example of an illegal robocall scam, targeting individuals with fake Google listings
This caller claimed to be able to improve my website's SEO and get it to the top of Google search results. However, such promises are often indicative of scams, and I would advise caution.
I blocked this # after getting a call on 4.18.16, CID = "Assist".
Similar to others, I've experienced calls with no messages left, indicating a potential scam or incorrect number.
I recived a robocall from someone who claimed to be Lisa, my internet specialist.
I already reported them, dont know whats going on,
A recorded message from a womans voice was left on my phone, it was about front page placement with unlimited clicks on Google, they asked me to press 1 to see if I qualify.
A call was received from this number on a specific date and time, but it was not answered, and no message was left, with the caller ID displaying a location in New York.
No message was left by this caller, which raises suspicions of potential spam.
The caller's identity is unknown, and no messages were left, suggesting possible spam
After receiving a call with no message from a New York number, I plan to block the number.
