Harassing phone calls, and who's "alpha"?

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  SCOTT SPIEGEL3 days ago

  I used to receive scammers claiming they're from the IRS or from a vehicle warranty center and the state patrol donation services we're they'll ask you for a outstanding amount of money like $2,*** via gift card purchase don't fall for these kinds of scammers they'll do and say anything to steal your hard earned money and don't ever share your social security information to anyone over the phone as these scammers and fraud people will sound so desperate and tell you all bullshit excuses especially when they're using robocalling software and AI. software with voice changer making it sound like it's your friends or family members including your own children and parents just to scam and steal your credentials never answer your phones whether it's landline or cellphones they even use your tracking gps so they know everything about you including your current location with today's advanced technology these scammers are always finding new ways to commit a felony crime especially federal crime as well these scammers gets our information from cellphone companies cable companies satellite companies and so much more and we never gave these data broker's our consent to sell our information to thee terrible criminals. I highly recommend to get a paid subscription for Truecaller Robokiller google voice and any app that allows their ai service to answer and block all sms and unwanted calls from all these data brokers also I recommend Cloaked which also can delete all your information from the dark web and so much more Truecaller also does that as well Truecaller will remove your personal information off the data broker's site's and so forth. if you do answer the phone never says yes as that will be a digital consent that these scammers can use to authorize unwanted suspicious charges on your payment method and never agree or never confirm your name or payment cards numbers and never confirm your real identity to these fraudulent people even if they claim it's your insurance company or your doctor's office as they will never ever ask you those questions over the phone or emails and if irs needs anything from you they'd be sending you a letter by mail so be careful who you all talk to over the telephone because your being recorded whether we all like it or not. They're even scammers that claims they work for a specific bank stating that your account loan or balance is overdrawn please call us back to get this resolved or we'll freeze your account don't fall for those threats and don't even agree or anything they say. these scammers just wanting to have you fall for their baited trap block the numbers and hang up and delete your inbox voicemails and never return their calls and don't respond to the spammers text messages as they're trying to see if your phone is active so they can harass you none stop ask them questions as they hate being interrogating and the longer you keep them on the phone the less time they'll have to scam other Americans people especially senior citizens if something sounds too good to be true it most likely is and it always has a catch to it like a free cruise or a prepaid trip to Disneyland resort and so many more scams and fraud that these people have been using and it's only going to get worse as our technology gets more advanced each month and each year. Use common sense and stay safe while taking to these people and keep protecting your selves and your identity as well. I hope my posting will help you.

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  Gonzalo m Lage3 months ago

  received a call from Wells Fargo saying that someone using my name had applied for a credit card . they said they were from the fraud dept. they had my name address and last 4 digits of my social security. it's a scam. wells Fargo doesn't have a fraud dept. don't fall for this

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  McGuire Shepherd4 months ago

  Hey, have you taken a moment to look up that phone number? I mean, it can actually reveal quite a bit about where it’s registered. It’s possible it might be associated with a location outside the United States! You know, sometimes people get calls from numbers that don’t seem local at all, and that’s often because the person on the other end is actually in a different country. So, if you give that number a quick search online or through a number lookup service, you might find out some interesting details about it. You never know; it could lead you to uncovering where the call is actually coming from!

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  Cosmic Cafe2 months ago

  Don't talk to them. Especially don't Yell at them or threaten them. They enjoy it and laugh at you behind your back. They will egg you on just for fun and their pathetic amusement. Just stop 🛑 giving them your "energy". If you really want to hurt them, ignore them. Luckily with Truecaller App it is easier than ever to ignore them. 💯🥰👍

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