Watch out for unexpected calls from this number—they often claim to sell or buy property and hide their true affiliation. When a caller pushes a registration fee or asks for credit‑card details, treat it as a red flag and never share personal data. Use built‑in call blocking features or third‑party apps to silence repeat offenders. If you answer, politely ask for the caller’s full company name, address, and a callback number, then verify identity through official channels before proceeding. Document the call details and file a complaint with the FTC or your carrier’s report tool to help curb these scams.
Over the course of several years, I've reported these offenders to the relevant authorities on numerous occasions, yet they continue to contact me, most recently this morning, without leaving a message.
I was offered $50,000 for a property I own, supposedly without the buyer having seen it, which seemed too good to be true, and I suspect it's a scam
This is another example of a spam scam call.
I know Pinellas Park very well, i lived in that area for 5 years, it is located east of the gulf beaches between Clearwater and Saint Petersburg, to hell with these land scammers!
Law enforcement is keeping a close eye on these fraudulent individuals!
The idea that a higher power is always watching can be unsettling to some.
God is allways watching over you, be carefull
Yesterday, i recieved a call from this number, some guy claim to be from Superior Marketing and want's to know if we want to sell our property, i told him i would if the price is right, now i know it's a scam, let's see if they call back
The address associated with this number is 8800 49th St, Ste 111.
I get calls from this number at least twice a week, they never leave a message though, I wish I could leave them a message instead.
This number has been calling me and my neighbors on a weekly basis, despite being blocked, which doesn't seem to deter their automated dialing system.
A conversation with a marketing representative from Superior Marketing revealed a requirement for a $1,495 registration fee to sell a property in Florida. However, when an email copy of the agreement was requested, the representative demanded credit card information, raising suspicions of a potential scam.
Calls from this number are unwanted
A company calling itself Superior Marketing offered to sell my parents' property in Florida but demanded a significant upfront fee, which raises suspicions of a scam.
A scammer inquired about selling vacant land, which I don't possess.
I received a call from this number, and the individual on the other end inquired about purchasing a vacant lot we own, without disclosing their company or providing additional context
I've forwarded the information to a group called scumbusters, who claim to hunt down and bust these scammers, good luck to them!
This number has been blocked due to its association with automated robocalls.
Luckily we werent at home when these peoples call came thorugh, if its a automated call it gets automaticly blocked, thats just how it is.
The home number received a call, but no message was left, and a search was conducted to identify the number