Last night a handful of households reported calls from +13310006216 pretending to be relatives or acquaintances, often speaking Spanish and pressing for personal details or money. The pattern matches classic social‑engineering scams that exploit familiarity and urgency. If you receive an unexpected call claiming to be a family member, verify the story through a separate channel—call them back on a known number or message a trusted relative. Never share addresses, bank info, or send cash. Block the number and report it to your carrier and local authorities; keep a log of dates and what was requested. Staying skeptical and confirming identities can stop these extortion attempts before they escalate.
Upon answering, a man with a Mexican accent spoke in Spanish and inquired about our well-being, asking for a relative by name, but his evasive responses and unusual behavior raised suspicions.
My mother also received a call from these extortionists, fortunately, she didn't fall for it, so beware.
Upon answering, the caller claimed to know someone named Andy and I pretended to be him. The caller then asked how I was doing and where I was, to which I replied that I was in Mexico, although I was actually in a different city. When I inquired about the purpose of the call, the caller mentioned having some issues and promised to call back soon. However, I did not answer the subsequent call since I am not the actual Andy and was not in Mexico.
When they called, they claimed to know someone named Andy and I pretended to be him, but they asked for my location and I gave a false one, after which they said they'd call back shortly, but I didn't answer the next call since I wasn't the actual Andy.
During the call, the person claimed to know someone named Andy and asked for him, to which I responded, and they inquired about my location, stating they would call back shortly, but I didn't answer the subsequent call.
Upon answering, the caller claimed to know someone named Andy and tried to deceive me by asking about my whereabouts, to which I responded that I was in Mexico, despite actually being in a different city. The caller then mentioned having some issues and promised to call back, but I didn't answer the subsequent call since I wasn't the person they were looking for.
A call was made claiming to know someone named Andy, and after pretending to be Andy, the caller inquired about location and then mentioned having problems before promising to call back, which never happened.
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Recibí llamadas de un supuesto familiar que venia de USA y se quedo atrapado en Guadalajara, después de que le depositamos dinero, siguió pidiendo más
We recieved one call from this number, the conversation was in spanish and he tried to get the names of our family members in Mexico, but i told my wife i'll handle it and he hung up, i hope he dont call us again
Our family received multiple calls from this number, with the caller claiming to be a cousin who intended to visit my mom, but it was a ruse. After verifying with our actual cousin, we realized it was a scam. The caller continued to harass us, even cursing at my dad, until we threatened to involve law enforcement and they eventually hung up. We have since filed a report with the authorities.
