It’s odd how a three‑digit caller ID like 331 can spawn a flood of odd, often silent calls that leave recipients uneasy. Most reports point to automated outbound systems that either drop the line after a beep or hand off a scripted pitch in broken English, targeting everything from bogus education offers to fake government grants. If you keep getting these calls, let the call go to voicemail, block the number, and consider adding your line to the national do‑not‑call registry. When a caller asks for personal or financial details, hang up immediately and report the incident to your carrier or consumer protection agency. Staying vigilant and refusing to engage are the best defenses against these scam calls, silent drops, and persistent telemarketers.
Simultaneously, I received four calls from a different number, offering a lower credit card rate.
I recived 11 calls from this number in one hour, when i finaly answered it was a spanish speaking guy who claimed to be my cousin, but he wouldnt give me his first name and wanted me to pick him up at the airport
Following a call from a diferent number, I spoken to a person who made a fraudulent statement about my credit card account, he becamed agressive when I threatend to report him, and even oferd to meet at a adress
who is this? " +212614811383"
Apparently, this company has been contacting me via cell phone for 2 years now, they recently trasfered a call to Debt Enrollment Services in Anaheim, more info will be posted when the identity of 331 is reveald, but probally their call center is located in India judging by the accents, yesterday they called from "Capitol One Debt Solutions"
Following our recent move, we began receiving calls from this number, which we initially ignored; upon answering, a man with a middle eastern accent claimed we won $5,000 from the federal government, but the call ended when personal information was requested.
I received over a dozen calls from this number and, when I finally answered, a man from overseas asked private financial questions before hanging up
After receiving a call from a 331 number, the lady asked for me by name, but when I inquired about her identity, she hung up without responding. This incident seems like a scam, so I've set the number to go directly to voicemail, and I won't be engaging with them further. Perhaps they'll be brave enough to leave a message.
A recent call was received from a representative claiming to be from the credit department of a bank, but the call was terminated abruptly when an attempt was made to request removal from the calling list.
I got a call today from this number, stating they were from an authorized Telus provider, offering me a free smartphone, which is suspicious since I recently purchased a new phone less than a month ago
I initially missed a call from this number a few weeks ago and was unable to call back. When I received another call this morning, I answered, but the line was dead for a few seconds before a man with a heavy accent offered me a free Telus phone with an allegedly amazing plan, claiming I only needed to pay shipping and handling. I declined, but he continued to pressure me into accepting the offer before I eventually hung up.
If you want the police to investigate, you can try forwarding calls, specificaly if you are buisy, using a carrier code might help.
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Recently, i recived a call from the number 331, it was the first time i got the call about a week ago, i didnt pick up cuz the number look strange, but then they just called me, literally 5 mins ago, i pick up, and it was just air..
I previously missed a call from this number, but when I answered the subsequent call, all I heard was a beeping sound before the line disconnected.
A call was received from someone with a heavy Middle Eastern accent claiming to represent Telus Mobility, offering lucrative plans, but after declining, the calls increased significantly.
I'm still in school so my phone's always off, but i got two calls from 331 yesterday and today. I texted them but they just called again, so if they call again and i answe, i'm gonna tell them to stop or i'll report them.
I received a call from this number claiming to be from the international credit department, but it was clearly a scam, and I hung up.
For weeks, I have been receiving calls from this number, but when attempting to call back, there is no response, making it impossible to remove my number from their list.
A caller from this number claimed to have randomly selected my Bell number for a promotional offer, but the details seemed suspicious, including a supposed contract and inconsistent pricing.
Apparently, someone with a Middle eastern accent rang my phone, claiming the government was giving out money and I was selected, but I knew it was a scam because they had wrong address, so I told them that and they got very angry, they have been calling me alot, I had similiar experiance with magazine subscription, they withdrow 40 dollar from my account!
We moved our business a few weeks back and got a new phone number, but we cant seem to get this 331 number to stop calling us, its alot of hassle and stress
Sometimes this number calls and hangs up after a few rings, while other times it's a foreign caller pushing prescription medications, once identifying themselves as 'US Pharmacy'.
I experienced a series of calls from a callback number, 331, between December 1 and December 5, with the calls always occurring between 9 am and 9:30 am. Unfortunately, I have no idea who was behind these calls or their purpose.
The actual caller ID was 331, not unknown.
A lady with broaken english, obviously from anouther country, calld me yesterday, claiming I had requested info on furthering my education, which was tottally ridiculus.
The phone rang, and after I answered to stop it from ringing again, they called back.
A phone call was received with a partial caller ID showing only '331,' and upon attempting to return the call, it resulted in dead air, reminiscent of a previous experience with a 'Colon Cleanse' scam from Hackensack, NJ.
