Like a broken thermometer, this call spikes the temperature of everyday annoyance. The number shows up repeatedly in reports of identity‑theft phishing, where the caller pretends to be a legitimate service and pressures you for personal data. Never share Social Security numbers, banking details, or passwords with an unsolicited caller. Hang up, block the number, and report it to your carrier or the FTC. If you suspect fraud, monitor your credit reports and consider a fraud alert. Staying skeptical and keeping a log of suspicious calls can help you and others spot patterns faster.
The caller's intention is to extort money by claiming my personal info is compromised
Todays scam caller is using the name "NTherm", probabilly an identy theft phishing scam