If you keep getting calls from +12345678900, it’s most likely a scam telemarketing operation. They’ll pitch fake credit‑card rate cuts, Social Security threats, or political messages, then hang up or leave a bland voicemail. The safest move is to hang up immediately, don’t press any numbers, and block the caller on your phone. Report the number to the FTC’s spam‑call database or your carrier’s fraud line. Consider a call‑blocking app for extra protection, and never share personal or financial info with unsolicited callers. Staying vigilant and cutting the call short keeps the scammers at bay.
I dont want to recieve any more calls from this number, the recorder always ask me to call back.
In Canada, the do-not-call list is effective, but there are exceptions for non-profit groups and other entities.
On two separate occasions, I received calls from this number, once on my landline and once on my cell phone, with the first call inquiring about credit card information and the second call being a silent one, but the caller ID displayed the same number, which is quite perplexing, to say the least.
This same number attempts to contact me seven days a week.
Weekly calls were received from this company, claiming a credit card issue, but the calls were ignored and hung up on.
I received a similar call, which was somewhat irritating, and the situation has escalated as they are now calling my parents' house, despite my residence being in Ontario, Canada.
I received this call twice, once at work and again at home, where I found a recording on my answering machine, prompting me to register on the do-not-call list.
We have received two calls from this number concerning credit cards or credit limit increases, despite being on a do-not-call list for advertisements; the calls were pre-recorded messages
Canada has implemented a 'Do Not Call' registry, which allows individuals to register their numbers and file complaints against telemarketers who continue to call after 31 days, with potential fines of up to $15,000 per infraction, a measure I have recently taken.
Since summer, I have been receiving regular calls from this entity, which uses various numbers but always features the same representative, 'Rachel', offering to lower my interest rates. Notably, on one occasion, the caller ID displayed 000-000-0000. They provide an option to press 3 to be removed from their calling list, which I have done multiple times, but the calls persist.
Receiving frequent calls from this number over the past few weeks has been frustrating, with no resolution or purpose.
Receiving repeated calls from this number and another similar one, with the caller mumbling and hanging up, has been an ongoing issue for nearly a year, with no clear resolution.
I recieved this call a few minute ago, the guy was speaking english, i dont speak english fluently, but i think he wanted me to press 1 to talk to a representant
From Québec, Canada, a call was received, but the caller only spoke English, prompting a disconnection.
The purpose of this call was to remind me to vote, although it was unclear which party they were supporting, and somthing about immigrants was mencioned at some point, but I didnt catch the begingin of the pitch.
Within a short time frame of 14 minutes, two calls were received from this number, with the first call being answered but no one on the line, and the second call not being picked up.
It is worth noting that Obama supports California's stance on Prop. 8, which some might find interesting or relevant.
Repeated calls are being made, only to be hung up on when answered, leaving the recipient perplexed and frustrated.
It's astonishing that the Democratic party hasn't investigated who initially owned this phone number. A call was received asking for support for Mike Givens in a Missouri election, with the option to contact the Democratic headquarters to remove the number from their list. The curiosity arises, especially since the election is imminent.
I received a call that was politically motivated, specifically from a local Democratic candidate in Missouri.
I've started receiving calls from this new number, which I chose not to answer.
Repeated calls from this number have been a nuisance, and despite my efforts to get more information, the representative hung up on me after I inquired about the company.
A call was received from a number in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, but no message was left.
I've been getting call from this jerks every half hour for the past hour and a half, they leave a message saying they are from some pro-life orginization, and that i should vote for McCain, it's a scam
An automated voice from 1-234-567-8900 claimed to be from Bell local company, requesting personal and financial information under the guise of reviewing credit references, which was recognized as a scam, prompting the call to be ended.
Fortunately, I was at home to see the call come in at 10:15 am on a Monday and chose not to answer, thanks to the prior warnings
I got a call at 9:29AM EST from this number, no idea who it was or whats the purpos.
The Republican National Committee made a political robocall featuring a recording of Hillary Clinton discussing Obama's readiness for presidency.
A call was recieved from this number 10 minits ago with a recorded message to vote for McCain/Palin, which is quite absurd
A robocall was made with a message about a local school board candidate, but it was not answered and a voicemail was left.
