Imagine getting a 7:30 AM robocall threatening a $299 charge for bogus antivirus protection. The pattern here points to a classic scam: high‑pressure urgency, vague company names, and a demand for immediate action. Ignore the call, block the number, and never provide personal or payment info. If you’ve already shared details, monitor your accounts and consider a credit freeze. Report the number to the FTC and your phone carrier to help curb future attempts. Stay skeptical of any unsolicited offers that claim you must "cancel" or "confirm" a service within hours—legitimate businesses won’t operate that way.
We received two successive calls from this number, but no message was left, and thanks to the comments, we're aware of the potential issue
It says i need to cancel subscription within 48 hours or else
Guy gave his name to call back, same as the previouse one
I recieved the same message and im wondering if i should just ingnore it, since it claims to charge my credit card?
A robocall was received at 7:30 AM, threatening to charge $299 for antivirus software if not called back within 24 hours, which is a clear scam.