A caller from Maryland keeps sending activation codes via automated voicemails, often in Spanish or Arabic, and then follows up with WhatsApp reset messages. This pattern matches the well‑known verification code scam where fraudsters try to hijack messaging accounts. Never enter a code you didn’t request, and avoid confirming the number with the caller. Enable two‑step verification inside WhatsApp, block the offending number on your phone, and report the incident to your carrier and to WhatsApp’s support. If the calls persist, consider filing a complaint with local consumer‑protection agencies.
i wanna make a complaint about this number, they try to trick peoples, dont give them no informations
I got two voicemails with an activation code, and then a third voicemail in arabic, it was weird.
According to my call history, I received a call at 4:00am, but I don't recall it, possibly due to the late hour, and I'm located in South Africa.
A confirmation number was provided to me by the caller, despite not registering for any service
A call was made to my cell phone, and the message left was in Spanish, repeating the caller's phone number, which according to Google, is from the DC area.
This number called me on my mobile, it said it was from Maryland, and there was an automated message about an activation code, no idea what it was for.
This contact number seems suspicous to me, and I dont know who it belogs to.
This company is associated with the same scam operations as another entity.
A call from this unknown number was received, but returning the call from Germany would be too expensive.
