Oddly enough, the number 661‑206‑1253 keeps popping up in reports of a solar‑energy phishing scam that pretends to be Sunrun. Callers typically claim to have personal info and push a quick “upgrade” or payment, which is a classic social engineering trick. If you receive a similar robocall, let your phone’s blocking feature silence it, then report the number to your carrier and to the FTC’s Do Not Call Registry. You can also file an abuse complaint with the VoIP provider—Twilio lists a spam@twilio.com address. Stay skeptical of unsolicited offers and never share payment details over the phone.
If the number was blocked as claimed, then how did you obtain all that alleged information? maybe you are psychic? did you use a magic ball? can you give me the winning lottery numbers, my bet is that you are just guessing and guessing badly
A solar phishing scam robocall was blocked by my mobile phone's security app.
Investigation reveals that the VoIP company responsible for the number (661) 206-1253 is Twilio, and they can be contacted to report abuse via email at spam@twilio.com or through their support form at https://support.twilio.com/hc/en-us/articles/223136447-Reporting-SMS-spam-or-unwanted-calls-to-Twilio