Identify the Fake Consumer Advocate Scam!

The CID has clearly indicated that it is a ILLEGAL SCAM.

The persistence of scam calls can be attributed to the financial gains made by the scammers, and a potential solution could involve reporting these incidents to authorities and representatives, such as Verizon management and the White House, to take action against these activities.

This number has called me twice, once as "CONSMR ADVOCATE" and again as "ILLEGAL SCAM", but they didnt leave a message either time

No message was left by the caller, who identified as Consmr Advocate

This credit card scam, introduced by a woman claiming to be Heather, is a common occurrence.

A man with a middle eastern accent, claiming to be Robert, asked for my credit card number to lower my rate, but I knew it was a scam and responded in a way that caused him to hang up.

The caller offered protection against the stolen Equifax information, a claim that seems highly dubious.

Upon hearing the partial message about a stimulus program, I immediately suspected a scam, as I've received similar messages from other numbers before.

This is a scam, they want my credit card numbre to lower my interest rates, or so they say, i dont beleive them, they just want to steal my money, these people need to be locked up

The caller ID showed Georgetown, MA, and they left a message about a credit card account

A scam alert is warranted as they claimed to be from 'Cardholder wanting to lower my rates', but hung up when I asked for the company name after pressing 1 to speak with a representative.

This is a classic case of robo-calling credit card phishing scammers, who left a partial message on my VMS and will likely continue to call from spoofed numbers.