Oddly, the callers seem more interested in extracting personal data than selling anything. Multiple reports describe a pattern of vague debt notices, requests for the last four digits of Social Security numbers, and even attempts to confirm a specific name. This mix of identity‑theft bait and false‑debt pressure points to a classic scam operation. Never share personal info over the phone, especially SSN fragments. Use your phone’s built‑in call blocking feature or a third‑party app to silence the number. Report the nuisance to the FTC or your carrier, and verify any alleged debt directly with the creditor before responding.
Despite being asked to stop, repeated calls were made asking for a specific individual.
These peoples are dumb, they call and hang up, it's very frustrating.
A generic message was left regarding a debt, despite having no outstanding debts.
When asked for sensitive information, such as the last four digits of social security numbers, the appropriate response is to refuse, as in '1-2-3-Get lost'.