Ever wonder why that same three‑digit prefix keeps popping up in unwanted calls? The pattern suggests a spam operation using spoofed numbers to mimic trusted brands and lure victims into fake loans or fraudulent purchases. Since the complaints all flag scam suspicion, the safest move is to let your carrier block the number, avoid pressing any keypad prompts, and never share personal or financial info. If you suspect identity theft, monitor your accounts and consider a credit freeze. Reporting the number to the FTC helps build a broader dataset that can trigger carrier‑level interventions.
I got a fake pre-recorded message from amazon, saying i bought a new iphone for 999.99, press 1 to confirm, stupid scammers!
I was contacted by 310 695 2510, claiming I owed $850 from a 2011 loan that I never paid.
Verizon has blocked this number as potential spam, which is good enought for me to beware.