A caller pretended to be a hotel general manager and mentioned a Bitcoin audit before the conversation fell apart. Multiple reports show the same number delivering noisy call‑center scripts, sometimes claiming affiliation with Global Mediation Group and demanding personal data. Treat any unexpected request for Social Security numbers or payment as a potential scam. Hang up, block the number, and file a complaint with the FTC or your state consumer protection office. Keep a written log of the call details and share it with your phone carrier to help stop future calls. Stay skeptical of urgent‑tone messages that pressure you to act fast.
A scammer, posing as my General Manager, called my hotel, demonstrating knowledge of the hotel's layout and operations, in an attempt to deceive me into cooperating with a Bitcoin audit scam.
Apparently, 16162191997 deposited a new message stating Hello this is Charles costa(?) with Global Mediation Group, claiming they recieved notice from their client regarding action that involves my name and social secirity number
This number called twice, appearing as "Unknown" from "Gaines, MI", and when I answered, a man with a Middle-Eastern/Indian accent asked for me before hanging up