Imagine your phone lights up and it's another silent ring from the same spoofed line. The pattern here points to aggressive debt‑collection tactics, most likely from Portfolio Recovery. They’re notorious for rotating numbers and leaving no voicemail, hoping the recipient will call back out of curiosity or fear. If you suspect a legitimate debt, verify the claim on the creditor’s official website before returning the call. Never share personal or financial info over the phone unless you’ve confirmed the caller’s identity. Consider blocking the number, registering with the National Do Not Call Registry, and reporting persistent spam to the FTC.
When I called back, I got a message saying "Thank you for calling Portfolio Recovery Associates", they have a reputation for being nasty debt collectors, however I cant garantee it's actually them as scammers can spoof any number, if you decide to deal with them, you should call back using the number on their website
I been gettin alot of spam calls from this number, never got a text tho, only calls, its really annoyin
Portfolio Recovery is known to utilize a variety of different numbers for their calls.
My responce would be to tell them to hurry up, i'm extreemly lonely and could use some company right now, haha
This is a scam, claiming a warrant for arrest without prior warning.
When I answered, they claimed I was involved in a lawsuit and a warrant had been issued for my arrest.
They called me and didnt leave a message, now they are blocked
They called me but didnt leave any message
The call was received, but no message was left, and the number has been blocked.
My cell phone received a call from this number, but the caller did not leave a message or engage in conversation.