Ever wonder why a single number can masquerade as the Fraternal Order of Police one minute and a Social Security Agency the next? The pattern suggests caller ID spoofing backed by scripted scams that aim to harvest personal data. Block the number on your handset and register it with the national Do Not Call Registry. Report each incident to the FTC and to your wireless carrier’s spam‑filtering service. Never share your full name, address, or SSN with unsolicited callers, even if they sound official. Consider using a reputable call‑screening app and regularly review your credit reports for unauthorized activity.
Rather than being affiliated with the FOP, this appears to be a fake PAC that retains all the funds, potentially using them for bribing elected officials.
I finaly managed to block this spam caller after recieving multiple calls
The caller claimed I was under investigation for social security fraud and would be taken into custody. These fraudulent calls are persistent and annoying
A potential scam was reported, claiming there was an investigation into my social security number.
Upon returning the call, the person claimed to be from the social security administration, yet when questioned about the purpose of their initial call, they abruptly hung up.
They claim to be from the 'security administration' and left a message staing there are legal enforcment actions filed on my social security number for supposidly criminal activites, and instructed me to call 667-309-0721 before they begin legal procedings.
This number has been identifed as a source of spam.
Caller ID shows V121133306000334
A call was made to my residence, but no message was left.
Frequent calls from this number result in hang-ups, and after finally blocking it, concerns arise about the use of caller ID spoofing apps by potential stalkers, highlighting a need for greater regulation.
The caller's attempt to sound like a TV cop was unconvincing, reminiscent of a Dragnet episode.
I get alot of calls from this number, when i call back a loud voice claims to be from the Fraternal order of police, but i immediatly disconnect the call, the call appears to be from Baltimore as indicated on the caller ID
When I answered the call, a male voice claimed to be representing the Fraternal Order of Police, but I expressed disinterest and ended the call.
Given that the number was unfamiliar, I chose not to answer, and the lack of a voicemail message reinforced my decision, leading me to call back and encounter a lengthy automated message that requested extensive personal information without identifying the caller
An early morning call from this number disturbed my sleep.