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Spoofed caller ID showing 'PHILADELPHIA PA'. These are persistent, daily, multiple calls — likely phishing attempts.
This is Nancy Mace. My family is originally from the small town of Sellers, where hundreds of years ago they were members of Antioch Baptist Church. I believe Christ is KING. Columbia politicians talk; and like Trump, I deliver. I brought over $400 million to South Carolina for roads. As...
Scam call about energy contracts using fake numbers from Bari starting with 080995. The last 4 digits keep changing. It's better to block the whole prefix +39080995*, which is assigned to the operator Unidata (formerly TWT) and so not very important
Scam call about energy contracts using fake numbers from Bari starting with 080995. The last 4 digits keep changing. It's better to block the whole prefix +39080995*, which is assigned to the operator Unidata (formerly TWT) and so not very important
Same scam previously different number
Same scam different phone #
Scam call about energy contracts using fake numbers from Bari starting with 080995. The last 4 digits keep changing. It's better to block the whole prefix +39080995*, which is assigned to the operator Unidata (formerly TWT) and so not very important
Scam call about energy contracts using fake numbers from Bari starting with 080995. The last 4 digits keep changing. It's better to block the whole prefix +39080995*, which is assigned to the operator Unidata (formerly TWT) and so not very important
Scam call about energy contracts using fake numbers from Bari starting with 080995. The last 4 digits keep changing. It's better to block the whole prefix +39080995*, which is assigned to the operator Unidata (formerly TWT) and so not very important