Like a shadow that mimics authority, this number dresses up as the DEA, SSA, or any law‑enforcement agency to scare you into pressing 1. The script is virtually identical across reports: claim fraudulent activity on your Social Security number, threaten legal consequences, and demand an immediate callback. These calls are automated, often leave vague voicemails, and rely on urgency to bypass your rational check. Never share personal data or press any keys. Hang up, block the number, and report it to your carrier. If you’re ever unsure, verify directly with the official agency using a known phone number.
A message purported to be from the US Drug Enforcement Administration was left, instructing the recipient to press 1 to connect, which has all the hallmarks of a scam.
Within a short span, this number called three times, leaving voicemails each time, prompting me to block the number to prevent further harassment.
A call regarding a Social Security issue took a disturbing turn, with the use of vulgar language and vile comments
The caller ID displayed 'US Drug Enforcement Administration,' but it seemed to be a scam call, as official government numbers typically display as unknown or '000-000-0000'.
A phising scam, preteding to be a goverment agency, is operaiting from this number.
Apparently, my personal information was compromised in Texas, and a warrant was issued, according to the caller.
This is clearly a scam.
I had a conversation with an individual claiming to be Officer James Brown, who jokingly said his name was like the color.
It's a SSN Scam, and I wont fall for it
Upon receiving a voicemail from a missed call, I was momentarily shocked to hear that my social security number was supposedly involved in suspicious activity and that I needed to press 1 to avoid legal consequences; fortunately, this website helped me identify it as a scam, which is characteristic of individuals lacking skills and moral principles
A prerecorded message was received, claiming that my social security number had been compromised due to suspicious activity and prompting me to take immediate action. This is the second such call, originating from different numbers.
My phone display a warning saying "Scam Likely" so i dont answer, insted i wait few days and check all my scam calls
A call was received stating there was suspicious activity related to my SSN, but it seems like a potential scam.
The number called me and left a voicemail, but it was just dead air
Recorded messages from this number have threatened legal consequences if not returned immediately, yet failed to specify the caller's identity or purpose.
I didnt pick up, they left a voicemail saying I'd recieve a SSN notification, claiming I need to call back to avoid legal actions, I just deleted and blocked the number
Apparently, a robo call claimed to be from the Social Security Administation, stating ther is fraudent activty on my SSN and i need to get back to them to avoid legel consequences.
A scam message purported to be from an authoritative source, claiming my SSN was at risk and demanding immediate callback to avoid legal repercussions.
They claimed to be from the DEA and sounded very frantic, but when i asked for a call back number they got very defensive and gave me a fake extension