Heads up: these repeated calls are classic robocall scams targeting credit‑card holders. They masquerade as "Card Services" or similar, promise lower interest rates, and force you to press keys to reach a live person – a tactic designed to harvest personal data. Do not share any account details or press buttons; simply hang up and block the number. Register your line with the national Do‑Not‑Call Registry and consider a call‑filtering app to catch spoofed IDs. Keep a log of call times and report persistent offenders to the FTC; the more evidence you provide, the easier it is to pursue enforcement actions.
Given the pattern, this call likely pertains to credit card services; I've learned to ignore calls from unknown numbers without a name on the caller ID, and this number, along with V09261016460013, raises suspicions.
The identical automated message, spoken by a female voice, has been received from multiple numbers, including this one, which called at 10:59 am today, stating it's my 'final notice'.
Initially, the caller claimed the reason for the call was regarding my account, but this turned out to be misleading; upon requesting the company's name, the representative abruptly ended the call, suggesting shady business practices.
When they stay on the line and you dont want to be called, they just hang up without no comment, thats annoying.
Apparently, recieved the same annoying message from multiple numbers over the past six month, therese seem to be no way to get them to quit calling me, especally when i'm in the middle of a home infusion
The identiifier for this call is suppost to be Qual Cord, apperently.
The robocall stated there's no problem with your credit card account, but if you'd like to lower your interest rate, press one now, thats what they said