Stay alert: these calls from +16624787059 are almost certainly robocalls aimed at scamming. Callers often jump straight to a request for personal details or claim to represent law‑enforcement or tax agencies, making the interaction feel urgent. Let the call go to voicemail first; robocall scripts rarely leave useful messages. If you answer, refuse to share any personal info and hang up. Use your carrier’s call‑blocking tools or a third‑party app, and add the number to the national Do‑Not‑Call registry. Report persistent offenders to the FTC or your state consumer protection office. Keeping a log helps trace patterns and strengthens complaints.
A voicemail was left requesting a callback regarding an alleged tax file review, but the message seemed suspicious due to inconsistencies in the information requested.
It's disappointing to see such a lack of understanding in posts like these, which spread misinformation and paranoia.
Before I could even greet the caller, a male voice asked to speak with the head of the household, which prompted me to hang up immediately.
Apparently, legislatures might considder new regulations to curb robocalls, but it's unclear wheter such measurs would efectively stop crime?
Following the previous report, the caller requested me by name, but I instructed them to stop calling, and despite this, they continued talking, prompting me to end the call; allegedly, they were from a law enforcement agency, and it's imperative that Congress intervenes to halt these incessant robocalls.
A robocall from this number attempted to trick the recipient into answering by displaying a local number.