Late Thursday morning, a call from +17325699732 showed up as a voicemail about a blood shortage. Verify any nonprofit request by visiting the organization’s official website or calling a known number—not the one in the message. Do not share personal or financial details until you’re certain the call is authentic. Add the number to your phone’s block list if you suspect spoofing, and consider registering with the national Do Not Call Registry. If the call feels off, report it to the FTC or your carrier. Staying skeptical and using official channels are the best ways to keep your data safe.
I recieved a voicemail from the New York Blood Center asking for a blood donation and provided a number to call back, which seems legitamate since it matches the number on their website.
You decided to post what you claim to be a legitimate call, but how do we know that you are simply not scamming people using a spoofed number?
The New York Blood Center left a voicemail notification about a blood shortage and encouraged me to donate blood.