Imagine getting a call out of the blue offering cash for your house and then wondering how they snagged your number. These unsolicited offers often stem from data scraped from social platforms, and the callers typically pitch quick‑sale deals to pressure a response. Protect yourself by treating any unexpected cash‑buyer outreach as suspicious: verify the caller’s credentials, avoid sharing personal or financial details, and block the number if it feels off. Consider tightening your privacy settings on Facebook and other sites, and report persistent scammers to your carrier. Limit data exposure and use call‑blocking tools to reduce future unwanted calls.
Thanks for the information about the call's purpose, including a message to contact Renee.
It's likely that my number was also obtained through the same means as the original commenter.
I recieved a call that started with a question, and then she asked if I was interested in a cash buyer, I said no and blocked the number, it was alot of hassle.
An offer to purchase my home was made, but upon hanging up, the caller attempted to contact me again, leading me to block the number, which I suspect was obtained from Facebook.