Patterns emerge as callers repeatedly probe credit‑card acceptance, especially American Express, and claim to act for a relative. Most interactions sound scripted, with background chatter suggesting a call‑center environment. Recipients should never process payments from unsolicited sources, ask for verification of the caller’s identity, and hang up if the request feels off. Block the number in your phone system, report the incident to the FTC and your carrier, and consider a call‑filtering service. Keeping a log of the call details helps authorities spot broader fraud trends. Staying skeptical and protecting payment channels are the simplest defenses against this scam.
At 4:07 p.m. they rang once; I missed it, and when I tried to return the call, nobody answered.
Ask whether our company accepts credit cards and then hang up; when I try returning the call, no one picks up.
Your answer to the questions seem kinda stupid, but after re-reading your post, I see you have trouble forming complete sentences, so I gess thats the best you can do
Following our conversation about AMEX, he claimed he would call back, maybe they are trying to create voice recordings for a AI scam?
It is advised to reach out to their attorney for further assistance.
It's unclear why this person claims to have called a business, yet won't accept payments or disclose the conversation topic, making it necessary to have an attorney present for payment.
A call was made to a business, inquiring about making a credit card payment on behalf of a family member; after explaining that such payments are not accepted, the caller was advised to contact an attorney, and the call was subsequently reported as a robo call
A lady called and asked if we acept credit cards, then she asked about American Express, and then she just hung up.
A live call from a woman was answered, during which she asked to make a payment via credit card, but I declined and ended the call, noticing background noise from other similar calls.
During the conversation, the caller inquired about credit card acceptance and claimed to be representing their father
The caller's inquiry about using an American Express card for a supposed family member raised significant suspicions of a potential scam.
The caller inquired about acceptance of American Express.
Enquiry was made regarding our aceptance of Amex payements