Like a broken vending machine that keeps churning out the same stale snack, the repeated calls from +16679300346 deliver a familiar script about lowering your credit‑card interest. The pattern—no voicemail, rapid redials, and a spoofed “Consumer Advocate” label—matches classic telemarketing scams that harvest valid numbers for resale. The safest play is to let the call go to voicemail, then block the source and add it to your carrier’s spam list. Register the number with the National Do‑Not‑Call Registry, report it to the FTC, and avoid sharing any personal data. Consistently ignoring and filtering these calls cuts off the incentive for the scammers to keep dialing.
The call resulted in no message being left, and I have since blocked the number.
My approach to dealing with unfamiliar area codes is to let them ring and then block the number, and if I answer, I respond aggressively to discourage future calls
It's astonishing that someone like Steve could be so polite, yet it's crucial to remember that engaging with such individuals only encourages their harmful behavior
The consequences of engaging with these callers are that they confirm your number is active and that you are susceptible to their instructions, which would not have stopped their calls even if you had spoken with a representative and asked them to cease contact, as they disregard requests to stop and share numbers with other criminals.
Engaging with unfamiliar callers can be counterproductive, as it may encourage further contact and sharing of the number with other potential scammers, highlighting the importance of prudent call management.
The call was not answered, as the caller ID suggested a scam, and the caller typically disconnects immediately after the call is connected, indicating a likely automated dialing system
On July 13, 2016, at 3:07 P.M. CST, we received a call that was not answered, and no message was left by the caller.
This cell phone call was missed, with no message left behind, prompting the number to be blocked.
On 7/12/16 at 3PM, this number bypassed my call rejection, attempting to lower my interest rate, and i'll be ignoring such calls from unknown numbers from now on
Repeatedly receiving calls and occasional messages from this number, which claims to offer assistance with reducing credit card rates, despite having no credit card debt.
We received a call from this number, claiming it was our final notice to receive a lower credit rating from our credit card company, but we blocked the call
I recieved a call from this number, but no message was left, when i call back, i got a generic telemarketing recording
The effectiveness of the do not call list is questionable, as numbers can be spoofed, and alternative solutions are necessary.
This number has been identified as being used by a scammer and should be blocked.
On july 7, 2016, a third party blocking service seem to have intercept calls from this particuler number.
An automated caller claiming to be Carmen from Cardholder Services referenced my current credit card account, stating there was nothing wrong, before I hung up, and the caller ID displayed Maryland.
Multiple calls have been received from different numbers with the same recorded message, all supposedly from 'CONSMR ADVOCATE', suggesting they are from the same group.
After the fifth attempt, the caller finaly got a responce from me, saying they were a credid company, yet I dont own a credit card, being retired on a fixd income
Identified as a scam from a recording supposedly about Bridget card services, with a Baltimore caller ID, but calling back yielded no information
This number has called three times in five days without leaving a voicemail, and the calls have gone unanswered.
It seems the caller ID is providing false information
Apparently, voicemail quote was not necesary
Two calls were made without any messages being left, raising suspicions about the caller's intentions.
The call was received on my cell phone at 3:30 p.m. but no message was left.
Repeatedly, we've been contacted by this number, despite informing them we don't have any credit cards, as they attempt to offer interest rate reductions.
This caller made over 40 attempts without leaving any messages, demonstrating a significant level of persistence and annoyance.