Yesterday afternoon my phone lit up with a call from +12063092480, and the brief ring‑and‑hang‑up pattern is a classic red flag. The ID repeatedly flashes "Benefits Dept," yet no voicemail or callback follows, pointing to an automated dialing system likely testing numbers for a scam script. If you receive this call, let it go to voicemail, block the line, and report it to your carrier’s spam‑call service. Consider signing up for a national do‑not‑call registry and use a call‑blocking app to filter similar outbound patterns. Staying silent and not engaging is the safest move.
Despite being from Seattle, nobody answered when I missed the call, and there was no voicemail setup.
Although the call was not answered, the caller ID mentioned something about benefits, similar to a previous scam call from a different number, confirming its fraudulent nature.
I recieved back to back calls from this number, didnt answer and no voicemal was left
A suspicious call was received from a number claiming to be the Benefits Dept, which is believed to be a scam.
A caller from Washington contacted me but did not leave a voicemail, leading me to suspect a potential scam.
I picked up the phone, didnt say ennything, and they just hung up
A call was received on the mobile phone from this number, but it was not answered and the caller did not leave a message, resulting in the number being blocked
They let it ring twice before hanging up, probaby because it's a computer dialing multiple numbers at once, people on Whitepages say it's a robocall targeting senior citizens
My cell phone received a call from this number, but I didn't answer, and no message was left, leading me to suspect a scam, particularly since I don't know anyone from Seattle, and I have now blocked the number.
The caller identifed themselves as the Benefits Department, same identy used on another number, didnt answer, assuming its a scam.