Ever wonder why calls from +12155896923 feel like a broken record of vague utility scams? The pattern shows a call center using spoofed IDs like "CCI" to pitch fake electric‑bill savings or loan forgiveness, often with heavy accents and mumbling scripts. These calls rarely leave messages and frequently hang up when pressed for details, a classic red‑flag for telemarketing fraud. If you receive one, don’t engage, ask for written verification, and report the number to the FTC or your state’s consumer protection agency. Blocking the number and adding it to your Do‑Not‑Call list can stop future nuisance calls.
Upon receiving a call from this number, identified as CCI, the answering machine picked up and a person sang loudly in a foreign language for several minutes, with background noise audible.
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When I didn't answer, the caller left a voicemail, repeatedly saying "hello" as if unaware that it was a voicemail, which suggests a scam.
I just recieved a call from these peoples, it showed up as CCI on my Caller ID, this woman was completly unintelligible and coudnt even pronounce PECO, Philadelphia Electric Co, but she was trying to get me to change Energy Suppliers, I had some time so I had a littel fun with her
Thanks to the warning from Trevor, I've been cautious of this number, and I advise others to do the same, as the information provided is accurate
On saturday may 21, i recieve a call from a chinese guy in a call center, it was a bill collecting scam
I got a call from CCI, but no one responded, the caller ID said 215-589-6923, which is apparently a suspected scammer
Upon receiving the call from this number, which appeared on my caller ID as CCI, it went straight to voicemail, where the caller repeatedly said hello before hanging up, and when I tried to call back, the number was disconnected.
Upon returning the call, I spoke with Bella, who explained that the company contacts former students of institutions like Cordon Blue Institute and Sanford Brown Institute to offer assistance with outstanding student loans, and acknowledged that I should not have been contacted due to my loan discharge.
A suspicious call was made to my elderly mother, with the caller providing vague and confusing information, including our correct last name, before hanging up
I got a call from this number, the person asked for the person who handles the electric bill, i told them my husband does, but he wasnt home, then they started talking nonsense and calld me a liar.