Like a swarm of buzzing insects, the relentless calls from +1000000000 keep landing in your missed‑call list. Most of them are automated scams that vanish as soon as you answer, so the safest move is to let them go to voicemail and never share personal data. Turn on call blocking or use a third‑party filter, and register your line with the national Do Not Call list. If a call slips through, report it to your carrier and to the FTC’s complaint portal. Keep a log of timestamps, enable caller ID verification where available, and consider changing your number if the harassment persists.
I just recieved a call from this number, they said it was from a debt collection company, but I'm skeptical
Given the non-standard nature of this number, it is advisable to exercise caution and refrain from answering calls, instead opting to end the call or consider using a landline phone that displays the caller's number.
Since relocating to Texas, there has been a surge in unwanted calls, including two from a suspicious number, which raises concerns
At 6:57pm, i recieved an incoming call from 1 (800)432-1984, supposedly belonging to 'Care Credit', due to driving i didnt answer and it was forwarded to voicemail, shortly after a call from +0000000000 was recieved with no message left.
When I first received a call from this number, I let it go to voicemail, and the caller, a female, left a brief message saying she got an answering machine before hanging up, so I decided to block the number on my cell phone, selecting the hang-up option, yet the calls continued, albeit with the caller being disconnected after one ring.
I have been contacted multiple times by a number that appears to be illegitimate, and I have chosen not to answer
This situation is unlikely to occur
The do not call list seems to be inefectiv, as I've been reciving non-stop calls from this number all week, despite having all my numbers on the list.
Apparently, the NSA's surveillance is not limited to cell phones, as they are also targeting house phones, with reports of Sprint allowing them to hack into their system, resulting in numerous unexplained calls with no one on the other end, potentially installing viruses within seconds of answering
I recived a call from this number at 9:55am EST Dec 31, 13
Since I don't have a landline, my number isn't listed on WhitePages.
Apparently, this is related to a 9-question survey.
The person on the other end of the line, who sounded like they were from India/Asia, wanted money and sounded very urgent.
I recieved this call, but when I tried to call back, it didnt work, it is not a valid call back number
I answered a call from a suspicious number, and a woman asked for my name. I provided a wrong number, and she hung up. When I tried to call back, the number was out of service - a clear indication of scamming activity.
The incessant calls are a nuisance, with the caller ID often displaying 1+ numbers or "Unavailable", and since I never answer such calls, it's impossible to trace or stop them, prompting me to add my voice to the chorus of frustrated individuals.
I got a call from a number I didn't recognize, I want it blocked, I don't know who it is or what they want.
My mom recieved a call with the caller ID showing as 'your mom', whats the point of that
Weird messages from this number have been received, including a request to meet at mcm. It's disturbing to deal with such individuals. Fortunately, Texas has a stand your ground law, which will be upheld if necessary. It's crucial that the person behind this number is identified and stopped. If they continue to harass, there will be consequences.
I'm searching for a phone blocker with a large number blocking capacity, because the one i have now can only block 1500 numbers, which is not enough, dont buy phones or blockers with small capacity, you will run out of numbers quickly.
Ugh, I've been getting calls from this number nonstop - I'm so done with this.
FYI - we've been dealing with labor law discrimination, and its been a real pain. We've had to change our number multiple times due to death threats. These calls are just people trying to cover their tracks - not worth my time.
Eventually, I get calls from this number - not a big deal or enything.
Voodoo? More like scam-o!
Recieved a call, blocked the number, and it's unlisted - dont answer till you can get it resolved, folks!
Got a call from 1000000000 at 10:14 pm - super random.
They called, claiming my debit card was blocked, and I needed to give 'em my card number - yeah, no thanks.
1000000000 finaly called me, and when I didnt answer, they kept calling. I picked up, and this Asian guy asked for my computer password - total scam.
Been getting calls from this number, but they dont leave a message - I dont answer unknown numbers, and I've been scammed befor, so I'm good.
It's a scary world we live in - our info's not as private as we think. Anyone can find our adress, previous names, and connections if they dig deep enuf. Just a heads up.
