Imagine getting a robotic voicemail saying a $349 auto‑renewal will hit your checking account unless you call back. The message is vague, uses urgency, and provides a callback number that matches the caller’s own line. This pattern is a classic phone scam aimed at pressuring you into an unnecessary payment. Hang up immediately, never share personal or banking details, and block the number on your phone. Report the call to the FTC and your carrier’s spam‑filter service. Keep an eye on your account for any unauthorized charges and consider a fraud alert with your bank.
A recent call claimed to be from the Billing Department of Global services, stating a $349 charge would be deducted from the attached account for subscription renewal.
I recived several messages from simular numbers, and it's definatly a scam, be carefull.
A voice mail with the same content was received by me
Recieved a robocall about an automatic subscription renewal, but it was obviousley a scam since they didnt provide any information