Apparently a caller introduced himself as Alex, saying he represented Words with Friends and offered an all‑expenses‑paid trip to California plus a sweepstakes prize. He claimed to have gotten the number from a gaming app and asked for personal details. The pitch matches common scam patterns: unsolicited offers, pressure to act, and vague source attribution. If you receive a similar call, let the call go to voicemail, never share sensitive info, and verify the claim by contacting the official company through its website or support line. Block the number and report it to your carrier or the FTC.
They called saying my computer is infected and need remote access. Classic tech support scam. Just ignore these jerks.
A message was left by someone claiming to be Alex from Words with Friends, discussing a sweepstakes, but I'm not buying it and won't be calling back.
The caller's behavior, asking for me by name and claiming to be from 'merge dragon' before quickly hanging up, was bizarre and suspicious
A man claiming to be Alex offered an all-expenses-paid trip to California, including meals and a hotel, after finding my number through a gaming app; naturally, the call was terminated.
