Picture this: your phone lights up with +1‑863‑777‑2311 and a vague promise about lowering your credit‑card interest. Most callers using this line are running a telemarketing scam that pretends to offer credit‑repair or interest‑rate reductions. The safest move is to let the call go to voicemail, then block the number with your carrier or a third‑party call blocker. Register the line on the national Do Not Call list and file a complaint with the FTC if the calls persist. Never share personal or financial details, and avoid pressing any keypad prompts that could confirm a live number. Regularly update your phone’s spam‑filter settings for added peace of mind.
The problem with not answering the phone is that if your phone rings, and they dont get a message saying the number is not working, they know it's a real number, and if you have voicemail that answers, they know it's a real number, thats a bit of a flaw.
Despite being blocked and marked as spam, this number continues to call without leaving messages.
Multiple calls were made, but no messages were left, so I blocked the number
Repeated calls have led me to believe that my number was obtained when I signed online petitions, which were then sold to third parties by organizations like Credo and Sierra Club, a practice also allegedly used by some Congress members, including Elizabeth Warren from MA, highlighting the risks of sharing phone numbers.
To inform others, I've had experience with the ACME THUNDERER, a product from England, and despite using ear protection, the company still calls back at various hours, demonstrating their persistence and knowledge of the numbers they've dialed.
I recently acquired a Panasonic phone that allows me to block unwanted numbers, which is a huge relief.
Daily calls from this number have become a regular occurrence, and while I avoid answering due to the likely nature of the call, it's puzzling why these calls persist when it seems unlikely anyone would fall prey to them.
These people are telemarketers, i recieve different messages from the same number, it's annoying
Given the taxes we pay to fund law enforcement and intelligence agencies, it's unjust that we should have to purchase additional equipment to stop harassing calls.
The caller said somthing about interest owed, but I told them I'm on the Do Not Call list, and they just said they would call again tomorrow, its very inapropiate.
People shouldnt be answering out of area calls, they are ushally scammers!
For three years, calls have been consistently received from this number without being answered, and yet the calls persist, which is perplexing.
Robo cal about credit cards
For a couple of years now, I've been receiving daily calls from this number, and when I finally spoke to a live person, they hung up after I requested that my number be removed from their system.
Rather than blocking these numbers, it might be more effective to redirect them to a police hotline, as repeated auto-disconnects could initiate investigations and eventually lead to the prosecution of these scammers.
Receiving calls at all hours is frustrating, especially when a recorded message is all that's on the other end
While I'm open to political discussions, the message from this number was incomprehensible, and I'll wait to see if they call again before taking action.
Robocalls from this number have been received, and it is recommended to block this number, as well as other similar numbers, to prevent future calls.
At 10:30 Pacific time today, my DO-NOT-CALL-CANADA landline was contacted by this number, and my answering machine picked up, though no message was left behind.
The frequency of these calls, often multiple times a day from varying numbers, has escalated despite my reports to the Federal Do Not Call registry, leading to an increase in such calls.
Beware of scammers posing as credit repair services, as they attempt to extract personal information with false promises of reducing credit card interest rates, and never interact with their prompts
You should keep your politics to your self, peoples just want to know who call and why
Ive been recieving calls since April, I asked them to stop, but they didnt
I just ignore them, they are scumbag's
This number calls daily, with the recipient choosing not to answer, expecting the calls to cease eventually.
After disclosing my reliance on Welfare and Foodstamps, and expressing interest in their credit card offer, the caller abruptly ended the conversation.
Given the unfamiliar number, I chose not to answer, as I only respond to recognized numbers, and fortunately, I don't have any acquaintances in the Florida area code 863.
Ive been researcing call blocker devices, the CPR call blocking model V 202 and the Sentry 2 have great reviews on Amazon, i think they can help with unwanted calls
Despite changing their name from Consumer Asst to Consumer Svcs, they continuelly call me daily, sometime twice a day, they will clean out your credit cards and line of credit, which you've work hard for, while they sit arround lying to everybody
Florida and Texas are notorious for scams, earning them a reputation as scam capitals.
