(323) 202-2974

Credit debt relief. Unsolicited. Left message today @12:56p.m. Sick of this kind of calls. Do Not Call List seems to just give them additional numbers to call.

Just hangs up

(323) 202-2974 Robo call recorded 24 October 2017 ("This is an important reminder regarding recent Federal Reserve Bank interest rate increase..." HA!) SCAM

Caller ID: "Consmr Debt Rlf"

A robo call with an annoying British accent (you know, where words ending with letter "a" are pronounced like "er" so that "Visa" is pronounced "Vee-zer") that opens warning that recent Federal Reserve Bank interest rate increases will cause consumers to have to double their monthly minimum debt payments. It's also a bit spooky that they claim to be monitoring my credit and know that I have an "excellent payment history".

Their "shotgun" approach to making mass phone calls, and their total disregard of the Do Not Call list certainly tells us a lot about their business ethic, doesn't it? The fact that their recording uses a British accent suggests to me that this scam originates in India, which we all know to be a hot-bed of telephone scam activity.

Here is a transcript of this automated, intrusive and unwanted robo call:

"This call is now being recorded."

[female voice w/British accent:] "Hi this is an important reminder regarding recent Federal Reserve Bank interest rate increase. Vee-zer or Mastercard is raising their interest rate and consumers will have to double their monthly minimum payments. Because we have been monitoring your credit and your excellent payment history, you are now eligible to lock your interest rate at 0% for the next 12 months on all your credit card accounts. Congratulations. This is a one time offer. Press one to speak to a live representative now and complete your enrollment. Press one now and enjoy the savings."

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