Ever wonder why that robotic voice keeps popping up on your phone? Most callers from +17072160742 are using a spoofed health‑care name and a prerecorded script that threatens bogus fees like $399 or $9.00 to pressure a quick call‑back. The safest move is to ignore the message, never dial the number, and block the caller through your carrier or a third‑party app. Report the incident to the FTC at reportfraud.ftc.gov and add the line to the national Do‑Not‑Call registry. Regularly update your phone’s spam filter, and consider a call‑screening service for added protection.
The incessant spam calls to both my landline and mobile have caused significant frustration; one such call, from a number with a loud robotic voice, woke me up, stating my service would be interrupted if I didn't call back, which I believe is a scam, and I'm unsure how to effectively block these calls.
This is clearly a robo call from a scammer, I dont think it's a real person
Its very irritaing, they keeps calling day and night, talking about bank account deposit, its a big scam thats need to be investigate.
Apparently, these scammers are persistant, i'm havng alot of fun wasting their time and playing along with them!!!!!!
Despite my absence, they left a message on my answering machine, demonstrating their persistence
A caller claimed my contract had expired and that fees would be deducted from my bank account, but this is likely a scam.
A similair robo call was recieved today, on 3/27/2019, the woman's voice was recognisable from prevous spam calls, and has been dubbed "Pam Spam", it is likely that multiple calls will be recieved from this individuel in the future, possibily with the same message or similair intent.
A recent robo call prompted me to call back, and after attempting to debit my account for $399, the representative abruptly hung up on me.
Thank you for posting the entire message, unfortunately I only understood the part about debiting my account for $399, not sure which account they are reffering to, good luck to them anyway.
The problem is, scammers often hijack legitimate phone numbers, which means the actual owner of the number may be unfairly targeted instead of the scammer themselves.
I absolutly love returning these peoples calls, just to annoy them alot.
This number showed up as a VoIP caller, but no message was left
Thats welcome :)
It's clear that these scammers struggle with American English, as evidenced by their poorly constructed sentences and choice of words, making it obvious that the call is fake.
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The previous entry by MikeHuntleton accurately describes the experience, providing detailed information that I can confirm after hanging up on the robo recording.
This number sent a scam message from a robo caller.