Sounds like the repeated calls from a so‑called “Stacy Edwards” are part of a classic tax‑relief scam. The pattern—different return numbers, identical voicemail, and a push to enroll in a program—fits the profile of a predictive‑dialing operation that harvests personal data. Protect yourself by blocking each incoming number, but also consider using a call‑filtering app that can stop unknown prefixes. Never share personal or financial details with unsolicited callers, and report the nuisance to your carrier. If you suspect a data breach, request a credit freeze and monitor your accounts for any irregular activity.
Let me enlighten you, with software that can dial thousands of numbrers, it's posible to set it up to dial all 4 digit combinations in a given area code and prefix, making it unnecessary to by lists of numbrers.
Repeated calls are received from this number, often with the same voice and message, despite the caller ID sometimes displaying different names.
Scammers typically buy lists of phone numbers and use predictive dialing systems to contact people, reading from a script in an attempt to deceive them.
For two months now, I've been getting daily calls from this number, with the same voicemail being left each time, but from a different number every time, which makes blocking the number useless
this thread is for discusing calls and texts from 419-220-5908, not for talking about the company it self
It's possible that this business has multiple numbers, which could be causing confusion
It seem like the person who posted this dont know what they doing, since the numbers dont match the one on this page, maybe they didnt learned that in skool
A call was received, and a message was left by someone claiming to be Stacy.
Stacy Edward’s has been calling me everyday, leaving voicemails and claiming i have back taxes due, wich seems like a scam to me
I'm reporting the same experience as others, having received a similar call from this number.
It seems unlikely that their calls are targeted, and instead, they appear to be casting a wide net in hopes of reaching someone with tax issues
The caller left a voice mail mentioning an 'activate center,' which seems like a potential data breach-related scam.
The caller, claiming to be 'Stacy Edwards' from 'Activate Center', appears to be a scammer offering fake tax relief services