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Valerie Gongora Wright1 month agotold both scammer i was a homeland security
i had to phone companies text me and one was from ATT&T phone co. that i owe the 1,200 on a couple of purchases i did online i told i have never or ever been with them i been with Cricket wireless since 1998. they then told me if i don't pay them they will turn off my service i told the go ahead cause you will turn off someone else phone and not mine. then T-mobiel text and told me i owe them 6,000 on online purchase and if i don't pay them the something i told ATT&T i told them am going to track their IP address and arrest them cause i work for Homeland Security investigation. Am a special agent in this field. I keep getting text from ATT&T their UP Address is oversea. T-Mobile hasn't either more and their IP Address us also oversea as well..
Comments (5)
- Scott McC1 month ago
As usual... Federal agencies DO NOT call, text or email. Stop answering calls from numbers you are not expecting or recognize. Let it go to voicemail, then listen for a new one. If NONE - SPAM the caller. If the network provider is: Peerless, Nuso, Onvoy, and many others these are Voice over Internet Protocol ( VoIP ) bought from these companies to hide their REAL identity. DO NOT DELETE the entry - add it to YOUR spam list, then REPORT PROFILE by clicking the : in the upper right corner. We ( you ) have to put some time & effort to keep up. It's a huge "cat & mouse" game.
1 - AAnonymous Name1 month ago
That definitely was a scammer...People are always setting back thinking of ways trying to scam people. If these various companies Stop giving out out our telephone number and stop trying to take advantage of the disable and the elderly people and people in general this wouldn't be happening it's a disgrace.
2 - Nina marie Johnson1 week ago
my so call boyfriend Vincent cortez he is a scammer like his friends same way an mom an dad
1 - Nunya Bizness1 month ago
Who in the world would owe AT&T $1,200 and T-Mobile $6,000 Anyways?
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