This number is listed with multiple complaints on 800notes.com. The caller has asks for the Windows program ID number on the recipients computer and states that the computer is sending out spam messages and is infected by a virus. The caller asks permission to take over the computer to fix it.
Recording stating that they had been monitoring my credit card balance and that if "you still have a credit card balance of more than $10000..."
Picked up the call and asked who it might be, then "waiting music" started to play.
I received this voice mail even though the call was blocked. I have no credit card terminal. My number is in the business directory and therefore this "mandatory update" for my credit card terminal is likely a scam.
This number is listed on 800Notes as a scam call that begins with a recorded message and promises a payment in a class action legal settlement.
May I please speak to the office manager? When I asked her who she was I was asked further questions. I asked again who it was. She replied, "OK thank you," and hung up.
This is a Bermuda area code. Even though Call Control has complaints, 800notes lists 20 reports of no response or a caller identifying themselves as an IT technician who needs access to one's computer to remove malware.
I do not have a credit card terminal.
Hello, it is urgent that you update your Google....
Recorded advertising
This was a recorded message that started "Urgent! You must verify your Google Plus page or the..." This appeared to be similar to the Phishing Scams that are reported in our security alerts.
This was a recorded message that would give you access to another recorded message if you wanted to make $10K. They did not say how or what their name was. They offered to have your number removed if you pressed "9" (very last thing that they said on the 30+ second recording). This is the second message with this voice from a second number (I blocked the first one).
Wishes to sell credit card services.
Recorded message...press 1 to hear more, press 9 to never hear from me again. Please classify as spam and place on the community list.
A company solicitation for collection services.
"Please stop what you are doing and listen to this important message..." Please classify this as spam and add it to the community black list.
Called at 0700 Saturday morning. A long blank, garbled message was left. Pocket dialed perhaps but by no one I know from no where I have been.
This was a recorded message stating to stay on the line as there is a problem with your credit card account and are paying too much interest.
"Can I please speak to the owner of the business? "
I note a complaint about this. How is a robo call about a vacation program not considered spam by this call blocking program?
