Block the number and ignore any prompts to press keys—these tactics are classic vishing scams. Verify any claimed charges directly with your bank before responding, and never provide personal or payment info over the phone. Report the number to the FTC and your carrier's spam‑blocking service. If you receive a voicemail, let it go to voicemail and delete it without calling back. Keep a log of call times and any recorded messages to aid law‑enforcement investigations. Stay skeptical of automated claims about $349 subscriptions; legitimate companies rarely demand immediate payment via a phone call.
I obtained the same message that was supposedly from 208-684-7357.
My bank's advice upon reporting this number was to avoid answering, as it's likely a scam.
Six calls have been made to me today from this number, all of which were identical
Scammers, posing as Global IT, targeted my 84-year-old mother, threatening to deduct $349 from her account, but fortunately, she didn't answer, and when I tried to call back, the number was out of service, highlighting their tactics of preying on the elderly.
Upon receiving a message about a $349 deduction for a subscription, I decided to investigate further by calling the number, only to discover it was allegedly for a Geek Squad subscription, which I never had, and the only way to cancel was to provide computer information, which I couldn't do at the time.
Charges on my account and calls from this number, requesting cancellation, have caused significant frustration.
The caller claimed they would deduct $349 from my account for magazines I never ordered, which has left me seeking repercussions for these scam artists.
Message was left regarding a subscription that will be automaticly deducted, apparently
Over the past few months, they have called numerous times, using scare tactics to try and get me to do something, they claim they will take money from my bank account or credit card
An automated call claimed a $349 charge for a non-existent subscription, requesting a call back to cancel, with a false caller ID showing Mac Soly and the number 208-684-7741.
The caller ID displayed 'Max Soly', and someone attempted to charge my credit card for a Global International subscription that I do not have, resulting in three calls today.
The call appeared to be a scam related to plastic card subscriptions, which warrants caution
I recieved a call from a person claiming to be Max Soly, stating that $349 would be deducted from my account, and i should press 1 to be removed from their calling list, but i didnt.
A recorded message was left, with the caller attempting to deceive me by using a spoofed name, but I did not answer
I got a call from a automated voice, saying they're from the IT department, and they're gonna deduct money from my account, but i think it's a scam