Like a revolving door of unsolicited pitches, calls from the +110000000 prefix keep popping up in inboxes and on phones worldwide. Callers masquerade as investment advisors, foreign representatives, or even magazine subscription services, often slipping into vague scripts that pivot between bogus stock tips and phantom debt collections. Scam tactics thrive on urgency and confusion, making it easy to hand over personal data or money. To stay safe, let unknown numbers go to voicemail, verify any claimed affiliation through official channels, and block repeat offenders using carrier tools or third‑party apps. Keep a short log of suspicious calls; it helps when reporting to consumer protection agencies.
Debt collector calling about an old bill I don't recognize. They were polite but pushy.
Scary experience
Debt collection call. They explained the debt clearly.
Debt collector calling for old bill. Negotiated payment plan. Stressful but managed.
Called me 5 times, claimed I owed $ for a magazine sub and a tablet I never odered. Spoke to some supervisor who demanded payment on the spot - David
Keeps ringing, then hangs up - Emma
Also getting calls from +18610000000 and +110000000. Think its some stock sales scam from arond the world. Not shure how legit they are, but I've talked to them before. First, some guy from Hong Kong, then here and there... now they call daily - Leo
Got a call from +18610000000 in Italy this morning, no message left. Few mins later, I got another call from a simalar number: +110000000. This time, some dude claimed to be Mr. Ray Brown from 'Capital somthing' in Barcelona - Luca
