Recent trends indicate a high volume of automated outreach from this line, often masquerading as contest wins or a home‑security trial. Callers typically rely on a prerecorded prompt that urges you to press a key to “opt‑out,” which actually confirms your number in their list. The vague references to big retailers like Walmart or Lowe’s suggest they’re buying leads from third‑party databases. To protect yourself, let the call go to voicemail, avoid pressing any digits, and add the number to your phone’s block list. Register your line with the national Do‑Not‑Call registry and consider a call‑filtering app. Autodialer, contest, and home security scams thrive on curiosity, so stay skeptical.
Today at 11:22 a.m. EST, I received a call on my cell phone, which I didn't answer
Apparently, this number contacted my mobile and delivered a message stating that i was chosen to recieve a home secuirty system, thats all, no appartently big deall
I recived a call from these people and they didnt leave any message, usualy when I dont know the number or it's unknown and they dont leave a message, it look's like an autodial to me
I got a call from this number, and when I tried to call back, I got a recording saying that the call didn't go through, which is frustrating.
Receiving a call from this number involved a claim that I had signed up for an online service related to either Walmart or Lowes. Given the high volume of such calls, it's suspected that opting out may inadvertently confirm the recipient's identity, potentially leading to further distribution of the number to other parties.
Following a similar experience with an autodialer over the weekend, I received a call from this number and have decided to delete and cancel it. Upon calling back, I ensured my number was removed from their list.
The message claiming my number was selected for a contest seemed like a scam, but pressing 3 supposedly removes your number from the list