Spoofed calls from this number are unmistakably a scam, and here's what to do. Victims report seeing the same number appear on caller ID with recordings that demand you press a key to fix a fake IP‑address issue. The safest play is to never engage, never press any prompts, and never share personal data. Block the number with your phone or a third‑party call blocker, and file a complaint with the FTC or your carrier’s spam‑report line. Consider requesting a new phone number if spoofing persists, and enable any available caller ID verification features. Stay vigilant and keep your info private.
So far, everything seems satisfactory.
What can be done when they use your new number for spoofing?
I experienced a similar issue with people calling to ask why I had contacted them, which led to discovering that my number had been spoofed, and I subsequently changed it with my provider.
I've experienced dozens of calls with my own number displayed on CID, including some with my name; my phone provider claims they can't assist with the issue.
This number is clearley spoofed, I've been getting repeated calls with a recording saying my IP adress has been compromised, and I should press one to get in touch with a technician, totaly a phishing attemt!