Bottom line: the +1234567890 line shows classic signs of a scam operation. Callers repeatedly claim to be from Medicare or Directv, ask for personal data, or hang up after a silent greeting. Those patterns match known spam and robocall tactics, and the sheer volume of unanswered rings suggests an automated system. Protect yourself by refusing to share any identifying info, using your carrier’s call‑blocking tools, and reporting the number to the FCC’s complaint portal. If you suspect a spoofed ID, verify the organization’s official contact number before responding. Regularly update your phone’s do‑not‑call list to reduce exposure.
Some dude from Costa Rica, going on about soccer and stuff - tottally lost me, tbh - Leo
Diego from Costa Rica is talking about football - sounds like a scam
Some Spanish text about Diego Costa Rica or somthin'. Lost me after that.
costa rican guy called saying hes the president of soccer or somthing, sounded sketchy
The name associated with this is Josephine Doe.
There is no message from Josephine Doe
No information or message was provided by the caller, Josephine Doe.
Information from Josephine Doe seems incomplete or unrelated to any specific issue with the number in question.
The input provided by Josephine Doe appears to be incomplete or irrelevant.
A call was received claiming to be from Medicare, offering a free tablet but then requesting personal details such as name, date of birth, and address. If it were genuinely Medicare, they should already have this information on file.
Strangley enough, no one picked up when I called back three times.
Three missed calls from this number, didnt pick up - Lena
A caller claiming to be from Medicare informed me that I'm eligible for a free tablet. However, when they asked for my name, date of birth, and address, I told them that if they were genuinely from Medicare, they should already have this information and not be requesting it.
Ich habe 3x angerufen gekriegt, aber nicht abgenommen
I got a call saying they was from Medicare, they offered me a free tablet, but then they asked for my informations, i told them they should already have it
They called three times, I didnt pick up.
A call was received claiming to be from Medicare, offering a free tablet but then requesting personal information such as my name, date of birth, and address, which I refused to provide since legitimate Medicare representatives should already have this information on file.
Three calls, didnt anser
A call purportedly from Medicare offered a free tablet, but then requested personal information, raising suspicions about the authenticity of the call.
The background noise on this call was deafening, a clear indication of a scam.
The background noise suggests this is a scam, with a lot of chatter audible during the call.
i am doing the same thing as you, same story
The caller from this number appeared to be a random individual from Ohio.
The call was from a random individual claiming to be from Ohio.
This number belong to some random person from ohio or something.
This person is apparently from ohio, dont know much about them
The caller claimed to be from Ohio, seemingly a random individual
This scam call had a lot of background noise
