(850) 391-5331

WON'T Stop calling!!!

Go away

This number called me.
They have been calling me for two days. You can file a complaint on the number : http://www.fcc.gov/complaints
Everyone go file a complaint through this number.

This number called me and when I answered its " dead air" So I called back and they said I applied for a loan. I said " No, I did not apply for any loan" I informed the Pakistani man that I am on the do not call registry list and that they have called over 3 times which is phone harassment in America. The man laughed at me. I said its against the law to do. He told me he would take me to court for not taking his call and talking about a loan that I applied for and he said I have your information right here. I said well go on ahead, because I will win because what you are doing is against the law. You have your auto dialer calling people and then its dead air. Then the people call back because there is a number on their phone that they do not know who it is. I said its sneaky you are probably the ones that have those spam links on facebook that say free gift card click offer and it's yall that are doing that to try to get people's information. I said that's very sad. http://www.ky3.com/news/local/scam-of-the-week-bogus-facebook-contests/21048998_30024068 it shows your phone number as the scam of the week.
He said no we are not scammers we are a company to offer a loan that you applied for. I said well go ahead take me to court and you will see I did not apply for anything at all. He said well I will take you off the call list then. But he didn't they called back again an hour later.
Please if you want them to stop calling file a complaint through the link above and or block their number through your phone provider if they offer it.


Online report I found sharing:: you're on Facebook, you see ads and links for contents. A man from Springfield thought he was entering to win free gas cards. He got more than he bargained for.

"It said 10 of my friends did it. A $100 shell gift card. If you do this survey," said Wesley Phillips.

What did he have to lose? Wesley Phillips applied.

"They asked me if I'm divorced, if I have asthma," he said.

Odd questions, he thought. Then the phone calls started.

"He called me by name. He knew I was Wesley," he said.

He was told he had to make a payment on a speedy loan.

"I've never applied for a loan like that," he said.

Phillips likely fell for a phishing Facebook scam. Phishing is king for cyber criminals.
They create emails, links and web pages designed to look credible. Hoping you'll share sensitive info so they can sell it to hackers.

Phillips told the FBI and the Attorney General's Office what happened. Phillips says the number that called him is (850) 391-5331.

Here's how to avoid phony contests:
•Odd-ball questions are red flags; most legit contests only ask for basic info like your name and email address.

•Pay attention to the site's security connection. Make sure it's H-T-T-P-S. The S means it's safe.

•If you get suspicious messages from your friends, don't reply.
watch entire story at type this phone number that called all of us and scam of the week.