Threatened that assets would be seized unless I called back immediately – that’s the kind of pressure you’ll hear in these calls. Most callers masquerade as government agencies or utility firms, demanding personal data or urgent callbacks. Never share Social Security numbers, bank info, or zip codes with unsolicited callers, and hang up if they refuse to identify themselves. Verify any claim by contacting the official agency using a known number, not the one they provide. Report the number to the FTC and your phone carrier to help block future attempts. Stay skeptical and protect your personal details.
A caller claimed I had been overcharged for my utility bills and requested my zip code to process a refund, but when I asked for their identity, they became evasive and persisted in seeking personal information.
My experience with this caller is similar to that of previous callers.
Almost a year later, I recived the same exacly message as Therese, they left a phone mail stating that they were the social security admin and that my SS card was being suspended due to ilegal activity, they asked me to call back ASAP
A voicemail was left claiming to be from the social security administration, stating that my social security card was being suspended due to alleged illegal activity and urging me to call back ASAP.
I recieved a partial voicemail from this number, claiming my social security number would be revoked, which is obvioulsy not true.
This number is linked to a scam involving fake lawsuits, and the recommendation is to block and ignore it
The caller made threats to seize my assets due to alleged suspicious activities, demanding a prompt return call.