Many reports describe a vague voicemail urging a callback without revealing a clear purpose, often switching between names like Brent Wyatt West, Vicky Brown, or Kathy. The pattern suggests a potential scam that pressures recipients to return the call, sometimes using extensions to appear legitimate. If you receive such a message, do not call back; instead, block the number and report it to your phone carrier or the FTC. Verify any claimed organization independently—search official websites or contact known numbers. Stay cautious of urgent language and unfamiliar extensions, and educate coworkers about these tactics to reduce exposure.
I experienced the same scam and advise against returning the call.
I received a voicemail from a person claiming to be 'Bertha Williams', asking me to call her back at a specific extension, but when I did, a man named Chris answered the phone
Repeated daily calls are a nuisance, with the caller seeming to be in a hurry, sometimes a man and other times a woman, who identified herself as Kathy or Cassie, extension 206, and displayed an attitude when informed my employer was unavailable.
After receiving a call and a message to call back Jimmy, I did so, only to have Brent answer and promptly hang up when I asked for the company's name.
After receiving a call from this number, the caller requested that I return a call to Lee Jackson but failed to provide any context or purpose for the call.
A relevant link is available for further information
The Louisiana Wildlife Agents Association is legitimate, with Brent Wyatt West publishing the La Wildlife Agents magazine
Similarly, i experiance the same thing
A call from Vickie Brown, claiming to be from LA Wildlife, didnt return the call, posible scam
The caller ID displayed Brent Wyatt Wes, and the message was from a woman claiming to be Vicky Brown, asking me to call back at a specific extension, likely a solicitation attempt.