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I recieved a call from this number claiming to be Experian, but i belive its a compleat scam, since i dont give out my work cell phone number to anyone except coworkers.

It seem like every body else, I recieved a call but no message was left, it is likely a scam

Repeated calls from this number have been made, with the caller falsely claiming to represent the IRS, which is quite amusing.

A call was received with no subsequent message, indicating a potential scam.

I recently received an automated call from this number claiming it was a final courtesy call regarding my credit card interest rates, which I found suspicious since it was the first time I'd ever heard from them; after researching, I discovered it was supposedly Experian, a company I've had no prior dealings with, and I'm concerned that someone may be misusing their name and has obtained my cell number.

I got a robo call, they said its their last attempt to contact me, but they dont say what company they represent.

The caller claimed to be from Experian but was identified as a thief attempting to phishing, resulting in the number being blocked.

I had a similar experience, receiving a call from this number but no message was left.

I didnt anser the call, but when I called back they asked me to enter my SSN# immediatly, its a scam dont give them your informations

These individuals are impersonating Experian and should be held accountable for their actions

I just recieved the call, hung up immediatly, didnt give out my SSN.

I recieved a call from this same number, they claim to be Experian, but they want my social security number to identify me, i just hang up, i think its a unsafe call.

A call from a number claiming to be Experian raised suspicions, so I called Experian directly, and they confirmed no such call was made from their end, indicating a phishing scam.

Similarly, my caller ID showed Experian, and when they asked for my SSN, I provided a false response and ended the call. I doubt they'll be calling back.

The timing of the call, combined with a recent LexisNexis check, has me spooked, and I'm starting to wonder if these scammers have access to sensitive information.

An automated call offered a 0% credit card rate, requesting sensitive information, which was later found to be associated with an Experian fraud number.

I recieved a call from this number and didnt answer, later I searched it online and found it to be an Experian number, but when I called back, it asked me for my SS#, which is a bit suspicios

When I returned the call, a recording requested my social security number, which raised suspicions about the caller's intentions.

Following a missed call from this number, I investigated further and discoved it is supposibly Experian - Fraud Department, alot of people beleive it to be a scam call. They didnt leave a mesage.

This call is likely a scam originating from a third-world country.