Ever wonder why that number keeps popping up? It’s a classic pattern: vague claims, urgent legal or Medicare hooks, and a push to press buttons. Those recordings often masquerade as official agencies, but the lack of a real callback or traceable details is a red flag. Hang up immediately, block the number, and never share personal info. If you’re curious, search the number online—most users flag it as spam. Consider reporting to your carrier and the FTC. Keeping a log of similar calls can help spot trends and protect others from falling for the same trick.
A voicmail was recieved claiming a legal issu, prompting me to press 1 to conect with the relevnt department.
The caller inquires about a person named Lee, then proceeds to pitch a Police defense fund through a recorded message, raising suspicions of a potential scam.
Verizon has marked this number as Potential Spam, and I suspect it may be another bogus 'Medicare changes' call, as I have not answered and no message has been left