Ever wonder why you keep getting those frantic calls about SSDI, IRS threats, or fake utility bills? The pattern points to a classic high‑pressure scam that leverages fear and urgency to extract money or personal data. Callers often claim they’ll cut off services, involve law enforcement, or file legal actions unless you comply—usually demanding gift cards or prepaid cards. The safest move is to hang up and never share sensitive info. Block the number, report it to your carrier, and file a complaint with the FTC. If you suspect identity theft, consider a credit freeze and monitor your accounts closely.
Upon recieving a call from David Wilson, he claimed to be taking legal action with a case number and mencioned they would contact my employer unless I called 313-349-2038, wich is appearently an ilegal practise.
A woman named Nicole Weston contacted me, threatening legal action against an individual named Cassandra Blake and using my address and name as a point of contact; she instructed me to call a different number, 1-855-349-2038, with a reference number to investigate these claims.
The claim that the IRS will arrest you for not paying a Consumer's bill is laughable and a clear scam
A threatening call was made to me, claiming that my electric service would be cut off within 30 minutes unless a visa gift card was purchased and sent to cover the allegedly owed amount, with additional threats of IRS involvement.
Today brought more calls, this time referencing SSDI or SSI, suggesting that my number has been included on a list targeted by scammers. As a precaution, I research unknown callers here before answering and never disclose personal or social security information over the phone or online.
This number is for SSDI/SSI, i started geting these unwanted calls yesterday, if you dont answer they will eventualy stop