Tip: block the number and report it to your carrier to stop future calls. The pattern shows repeated automated pitches for home security systems, often with bogus callback numbers that hang up or are invalid. This is a classic telemarketing scam that uses spoofed IDs to appear local. Keep a log of call timestamps and any recorded messages, then file a complaint with the FTC or your state’s consumer protection agency. Consider enabling your phone’s built-in Do Not Call filter and using third‑party spam blockers. Regularly review your blocked list and avoid returning calls to unfamiliar numbers, especially those that disconnect immediately after you pick up.
The number called twice daily, but upon answering, there was no response, and attempting to call back yielded an invalid number result.
I've been receiving frequent calls, up to 15 per week, about security systems on my cell phone, and I'm considering taking action to stop them, as the numbers appear to be spoofed.
A call was received from this number, but I didn't answer, and no message was left
My husband's phone was called, followed by a call to my phone a minute later, but calling back resulted in a disconnected Verizon number, which is quite suspicious
When i try to call back, it say's the number is invalid
A call was received on my company Verizon cell phone from 501-417-3000, offering two options: to discuss a security system or be added to a do-not-call list; after choosing the first option, the representative hung up when confronted
It appeard to be a call from AT&T Cell phones, actualy selling home secirity systems with a fake call back number to make it seem local, but when I called back, it was discconected, and after recieving the third call, I gave the call center guy from India a pice of my mind
they called my cell phone but didnt leave a voicemail, i dont answer calls from unknown numbers so i blocked this number