Surprisingly, the same bogus caller ID 'Lecafle' shows up repeatedly in complaints, often pretending to be a fire department or law enforcement. These unsolicited calls usually ask for a personal name and then pressure the recipient, a classic hallmark of a scam operation. To keep your data safe, never share personal details unless you can verify the caller through an official channel. Add the number to your phone’s block list, report it to your carrier, and consider using a third‑party call‑filtering app. Regularly review your privacy settings and stay skeptical of any request that seems urgent or vague.
Our caller ID identified the caller as Lecafle, who had previously called asking for Edward, despite having been informed it was a wrong number
This is the same story as the other robo-caller, dont answer it, its a complete waste of time
The caller addressed me by my first name, attempting a law enforcement scam by talking over me.
A solicitor called asking for someone not living here, claiming to represent firefighters, and became pushy when I declined to engage, even calling back the next day.
The Caller ID displayed None, and no message was left, it was strange
The caller ID displayed LECAFLE, and the call was made on a Sunday evening without leaving a message.