Oddly enough, the flood of calls from +15752653752 reads like a script from a veteran charity scam. Callers repeatedly claim to represent the VFW or a "veteran fund raiser" and pressure recipients with low‑ball donation asks that drop to $15 after repeated refusals. The pattern points to classic spam tactics and likely caller ID spoofing to appear local. Best practice: let unknown numbers go to voicemail, use carrier‑provided or third‑party call blocking tools, and report persistent offenders to the FTC. Never share personal or payment info with unsolicited callers, and consider a dedicated blocker for robocalls.
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In the past month, i've recieved around 25 calls from this number, no message was left, i'm convienced it's a scam.
After mistakenly answering a scam call earlier, my phone was inundated with calls, illustrating how vulnerable one becomes once their number is confirmed
Received a call from 575-265-3752
Based on the comments, it appears to be a call from the VFW, which is being blocked by users.
This number is very anoying, they call me at least 12 times a week, they suppost to represent VFW, but the guy is a real jerk
This call followed the usual script about injured police personnel, requesting donations that decrease in amount upon each refusal, until reaching the $15 range, at which point an automated apology message is played, revealing the call's computer-generated nature and fraudulent intent.
This number makes several calls every day, I finaly blocked it with the help of robo guy
I dont bother answering unknown calls, its just not worth it
The call was answered by my mom, who reported it as a fundraiser for veterans, a common occurrence with various blocked numbers, and it's displeasing to see them use local numbers to increase answer rates despite not being local.
A suspicious call was received from 505-265-3752 with no accompanying message, making it challenging to ignore the temptation to respond and have a bit of fun, although this approach is generally advised against.