Strangely, the repeated ring of silence hides a familiar pattern of vehicle‑warranty scams. Callers claim they have your car’s warranty about to expire, often know mileage and purchase date, yet provide no name or callback number. They use an automated tone or just a beep, making verification impossible. The safest move is to never confirm personal data, hang up, and block the number with your carrier or a reputable call blocker app. Report the nuisance to the FTC at reportfraud.ftc.gov and, if the caller pretends to be a government agency, ask for official contact details before returning any call. Staying skeptical and keeping your personal info private cuts the odds of falling for these schemes.
I've also been recieving calls from this number, coincidently, I recently applied for a loan at Check N Go, I dont know if theres a connection
This number has made multiple calls in short succession, approximately 5 minutes apart, without leaving a message.
Possibly a scam or telemarketer, as no message was provided
The caller ID displayed Winter Haven, Florida, despite being on the west coast with no connections to the area, suggesting a scam.
Repeated calls were made, yet no message was left.
This number keep callin, but dont leave no message
The calls keep coming, but no message is left; it's clear spam, so I've blocked the number.
This number makes multiple daily calls, which are simply ignored
To verify the legitimacy of a call, I would recommend researching the phone number online to confirm its association with the claimed company before returning the call.
This guy called me and ask for me by name, i think he was a fake warranty scammer, i told him to take me off his list
A call from this Florida number was received, but no message was left, and the number is unfamiliar, prompting the decision to block it.
It seems the answer to how they obtained your information lies in your recent interactions with title loan companies, which are notorious for selling customer data to other unscrupulous entities, including fake debt collectors.
Further to my initial message, I discovered that calling back these numbers results in reaching a fax machine, which explains their eagerness for an immediate commitment, as it appears they are aware of their fraudulent activities and the difficulty in contacting them, leading to relentless calls if interest is shown.
Some guy, who claimed to be Joe, contacted me by phone, telling me my vehicle warranty had expired and offered a new 5 year warranty for $4800, but i wasnt having it.
I am a senior citizen, and i keep reciving calls from this number, they dont leave a message, and its extremely bothersome, i wish they would stop calling me.
Encountering a fax machine when I attempted to call back is absolutly anoying!!!!
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Tired of constantly checking to see who is calling from this number, I wish there was a way to stop these incessant calls.
For months, I have been receiving calls from this number, and whenever I answer, I am greeted by a loud beeping noise, similar to a fax machine. If my answering machine picks up, the beeping continues indefinitely. Additionally, I have a second phone line with a different number, which also receives these calls and the same loud beeping noise.
A call was received from this number, and upon answering, a claim of being from the Internal Revenue Service was made, followed by an immediate disconnection, which is quite amusing given my actual employment with the IRS.
After receiving a call from this number, I discovered that they possessed all my personal information, including my rarely used real name. They were also aware of my vehicle's details, which initially led me to believe they were calling from my car dealership. Following a conversation with my mechanic, I attempted to verify the call by dialing the number back, but it resulted in a busy signal, and a computerized voice instructed me to call back later. Consequently, I canceled the card they had used and requested a new one. Fortunately, no funds have been withdrawn from my account yet. The scammer contacted me while I was preoccupied, claiming my car's warranty was expiring. Since the vehicle was passed down to me, I knew the previous owner had kept up with the warranty, so I suspected foul play. It is evident that this is a scam, as a legitimate dealership would have answered my call or allowed me to leave a message. I feel fortunate to have canceled my card in time and hope that the perpetrators will be caught and held accountable for their actions.
A call from 863-259-1013 was received, featuring automated music followed by a voice asking for the recipient, and then a different voice making an inappropriate comment; no clear purpose for the call was stated.
I also recived calls from this number, 863-259-1013, but i dont get a person or a computer, just some creepy music, and thats it, so LEAVE ME ALONE
When this person called about a vehicle I own, I clearly stated my lack of interest in their offer and confirmed my ownership of the vehicle
Receiving calls from this number results in no messages and unresponsive call backs, making the purpose unclear
A telemarketer was trying to sell me a vehicle warranty, so I'm bloking this number from now on.
Some person from this phone number called my wifes cell and said they was calling about a claim on my Mazda, they wouldnt give their name and was very rude
This number keep calling me, but they never leave a message, its like they just want to bother me
I am unsure about the owner of this number and their intentions.
