Ever wonder why that unknown number keeps popping up on your screen? It's likely a robocall pushing extended car warranties or payday loans, a classic telemarketing tactic. These calls often use VOIP spoofing to mask their origin, making it hard to trace. The safest move is to let unanswered calls go to voicemail, then block the number if it surfaces again. Consider registering with the national Do Not Call list and using a call‑filtering app. Regularly review your call log for patterns and avoid sharing personal info unless you’ve initiated the contact. Staying vigilant keeps your data out of unwanted hands.
I was informed that I had been approved for a payday loan, despite never having applied for one.
Like many others, I have chosen not to answer calls from this number.
I had the same experiance, no one was on the other line, at least they could say somthing, they are wasting their money on advertising and getting littel or no results
I recieved a call on my cell phone, but luckly no message was left
Given the lack of response on the other end of the line when this number called my cell, and considering the email I received earlier regarding a car warranty extension, I suspect it may be a similar scam and have blocked the caller
I blocked this number as soon as I saw it was a VOIP caller from an unknown area code, like many others, I no longer answer calls from unrecognized numbers, it's quite liberating, actualy
This call was about car warranty services, which is completely unwanted.
Solicitation calls from this number claim to be from "Michael", pushing extended car warranties, and immediately hang up when confronted.
I received a call on my cell phone, but the caller didn't leave a voicemail.