Ever gotten a call claiming to sell you a security system upgrade that sounds suspicious? The pattern here points to classic scam telemarketing: callers flash familiar brand names, claim to have your personal info, and press for immediate action. Hang up before providing any details, and verify the claim through your actual provider’s official channels. Block the number on your phone, report it to the FTC, and consider a call‑filtering app to catch similar attempts. Stay skeptical of unsolicited offers, especially when they reference nonexistent service histories.
Apparently, ther was a supossed issue with my alarm system that I have had for 3 years, but I havn't had it for that long, and they had my name and adress which is quiete disturding
The caller claimed to represent General Electric, stating that their records indicated I had been using my alarm system for three years. However, I do not have a GE system, and the three-year timeframe is incorrect, leading me to believe this is a scam, possibly aimed at gathering information for a home burglary.
This number is involved in a scam related to security system sales