Be cautious: these automated calls repeatedly ask you to confirm personal details by pressing keys, a classic social engineering tactic. They often cite your name or address, then label you as "not human" if you don’t comply, which is a hallmark of robocall scams. The safest move is to let such calls go to voicemail, avoid any keypress interaction, and block the number through your carrier or a reputable call‑blocking app. If you suspect fraud targeting seniors, report the number to the FTC and your state’s consumer protection agency. Regularly review your call logs and keep personal data off public directories to reduce exposure.
A message was left on my voicemail stating 'You did not reveal yourself to be human, goodbye', which my wife found amusing, as she wondered how they knew that.
When i answer the phone, they ask me to press 5 if i am the home of the name, which wasnt me, so i press it
They ask me to press a number if it my name, or press a different number if it not my name, it sound like a spammer
The origin of the caller remains unclear, given the likelihood of the number being spoofed.
It's become clear that there are stupid people in Georgia who engage in such behavior.
Repeated calls have been made for a deceased individual, indicating a scam and a lack of updating the calling list.
The frustration with these calls is shared, causing significant annoyance.
Nearly two and a half years have passed since my wife's death, yet this number continues to call, causing me immense distress by reminding me of my loss. It's appalling that they persist in their calls, showing no regard for my feelings.
Daily calls have started, with the caller asking for an individual who has never been associated with this number or address, demonstrating a clear lack of understanding.
No voicemail was left, and the number has been blocked to prevent further calls.
Despite previous reports, they continue to call, with recent calls on 10/27/21 and 12/26/21
Scam call with script
As noted in previous reports, a call was received from this number featuring a robotic voice; the call was identified as a potential scam by caller I.D. and was marked as a wireless caller, with anticipation of similar calls in the future.
This call was unwanted, i dont know who it is, but i dont appreciate it
Phishing attempts are being made by a spammer using this number
This caller is a scammer with unknown intentions.
The caller requested residence verification, then made a bizarre claim that I wasn't human when I didn't respond.
A robotic voice on the phone claimed to know my name and instructed me to press 1 to confirm or 3 to deny, which seemed suspicious.
Blocking this number is achieved by hitting *61
This caller didnt seem to be a real person!!!!!!
The caller ID displayed 'Georgia Call', and a truncated robocall voicemail message was left, stating 'Sorry, you did not reveal yourself to be human, goodbye', which I've received multiple times since 11/11/20, with shouldianswer.com indicating a negative rating and nomorobo.com identifying it as a robocaller.
Scammers are utilizing this number, leveraging public information to target elderly individuals.
It's the same old story every day, diferent number, same scam.
Deceptive caller inquired about my deceased husband
Dialing 470 727 2498 resulted in no ring.
Somebody appeard on my phone with this number, theyclaimed a representitive would be calling soon!
The caller didnt bother leaving a voicemail after calling
The automated prompt asked me to press a button if it was my name, but I chose not to respond, as it seemed like an insincere attempt at interaction.
The caller asked me to acknowlegde my name by spelling it out, and said that a company rep would be contacting me, which seemed like a strange request.
It's advisable to avoid answering or block this number, as it generates unwanted and unsolicited calls.