It's appalling to think that these callers lack any form of empathy or compassion, as evidenced by their persistent calls to my elderly father who is currently battling Covid-19, and their subsequent mockery and vile remarks when I confronted them.
Business loan scam calls—how to protect yourself!
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Imagine getting a call that claims you qualify for a quick business loan, only to discover it’s a classic scam. These unsolicited offers often masquerade as legitimate agencies, using vague location tags like “Arizona” to gain trust. Caller ID spoofing makes it easy for fraudsters to hide their true source, while the brief ring and abrupt hang‑up aim to capture curiosity without leaving evidence. Protect your personal data by never sharing financial details with unknown numbers, block the caller through your carrier, and report the incident to the FTC. Stay vigilant and educate family members, especially seniors, about these persistent tactics.
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Two calls, eleven minutes apart, were made from this number, with only one ring and no message left
Verizon flagged the call as possible spam, and after ringing twice, the caller hung up.
The constant calls from individuals claiming to be Rachael, Kate, or Emily, regarding non-existent emails and business loans, are utterly frustrating and bothersome, with Kate's calls being particularly annoying.
Upon receiving a call from a number identified only as 'Arizona', I declined to answer due to the plethora of spam calls lately, yet somehow, the caller managed to leave a voicemail regarding a business loan, which reeks of a total scam.
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