Repeatedly, callers using the 253‑220‑9602 prefix appear as a spoofed breast‑cancer charity. Callers rely on a pre‑recorded friendly female voice, often ask for donations or credit‑card numbers, and hang up when pressed. The pattern—multiple daily rings, no voicemail, and immediate hang‑ups—matches typical charity‑scam telemarketing. Because the caller ID is easily forged, blocking the number alone rarely stops the flow; you’ll see new spoofed numbers appear. Practical steps include adding the prefix to a reject list, registering with the national Do‑Not‑Call registry, and using a third‑party call‑filter that flags unknown callers. Report persistent abuse to your carrier and consumer‑protection agency.
Apparently, the caller claimed to be from microsoft and requested acess to my computor
This appears to be a scam, with repeated calls from multiple numbers using a robo-system that mimics real conversations, and is likely criminal in nature
A similar incident occurred with United Breast Cancer, but I didn't answer and no message was left
Daily calls from this number prompted me to block them after the initial contact
This company, United Breast Cancer, is allegedly a charity, but their offer sounds fishy, they want to send someone to inspect the man of the house's breasts in exchange for a credit card number, it's probaly a scam.
Its obviousley a scam since they dont leave a msg or identify themselfs, wish the DNC would do ther job
The frequency and persistence of calls from this number, which never leave a message and often hang up, can be considered a form of harassment. It's clear that the intention behind these calls is likely financial, but the invasive nature of these repeated calls is unacceptable and will not be tolerated.
On Sunday afternoon, I received a call from this number, but I didn't answer, and no message was left.
I did not answer the call from this number, and no message was left, so I am unsure of the purpose of the call.
This number calls at least twice daily, persisting despite no answer
For the past four days, I have received at least three daily calls from a number claiming to represent United Breast Cancer.
Following several unwarranted calls, the number was added to the reject list. The caller ID indicated something related to breast cancer.