Ignore the call and let it go to voicemail; that simple step blocks the script and saves you time. The pattern here points to a bulk‑dial operation pushing bogus electricity savings or house‑buying offers, then hanging up when you press 9. These rings are usually auto‑dialed and meant to harvest valid numbers for resale. If you accidentally answer, hang up immediately and report the number to your carrier’s spam‑filter service. Avoid returning the call—static or busy tones confirm it’s a sinkhole for scammers. Keep your do‑not‑call list updated and consider a call‑blocking app for extra protection.
As of 2021, scammers are still using this number to call people, my scam prevention company didnt even catch it, will have to complain.
We recieved the same letter from Stephanie Gogarty with the 414-877-5233 number today, she seems to be targeting this area
After receiving the same letter, I used Radaris.com to investigate and found extensive information, including a home phone number, address, and aliases, which could be useful in taking action.
I recived a letter from a Stephanie Gogarty offering to buy my house, with a return phone number of 414-877-5233, and an adress that was provided.
Although I received a letter from Stephanie Gogarty, the phone number has changed; she's now using 414-877-5233 and continues her attempts.
Obvioulsy a scammer, recieved a letter with this number claiming to be interested in purchasing houses, appartently from someone named Stephanie Gogarty
These unwanted calls are a waste of time, and the strategy of not engaging and immediately ending the call seems to be the best approach.
An unrecognized call was received from this number, which is found to be annoying, especially since no message was left.
Static noise was all I got when I returned the call from this number...
I think they are collecting phone numbers to sell to telemarketers, when i answered the call they asked me what state i was in and when i lied they said they didnt have any information for that state
Observations suggest that establishments behind such calls often operate from unassuming locations and can be identified through job listings and online research, revealing patterns of scamming activities.
The sales pitch from this number focused on reducing electric bills.
Upon attempting to return the call, it failed to connect and instead resulted in a busy signal, which is frustrating and typical of these types of harassing calls.
A call was made from this number, but i didnt answer and no message was left, there was no caller ID either
No response was given when the call was made.
I also received a call from this number earlier and chose not to answer
A call was received on a prepaid phone, but no message was left, suggesting the caller may be attempting to verify active numbers
This solicitation call, despite being on the do not call registry, offers free electricity and provides options to press 1 for more information or 9 to be removed, but selecting 9 only disconnects the call.