As long as you don't have to waste your time on it, it's not worth the hassle.
Allied scam alert: Don't fall for the fake voicemail!
Summary — +17867309769
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Like a wolf in sheep's clothing, the voicemail from +17867309769 pretends to be a helpful account update but quickly reveals classic scam tactics. Multiple callers note the identical script, urgent language about releasing $10,000, a mysterious acceptance code, and a request to call back immediately. Red flags include unsolicited offers, pressure to act fast, and a generic name like Heather from "Allied" that doesn’t match any known provider. The safest move is to ignore the callback number, perform verification through official company channels, and report the incident to the FTC or your phone carrier. Blocking the number can prevent future attempts.
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Recent Reports for (786) 730-9769
The exact same message, including a special code, was received from this number, indicating a potential scam that should be reported to the authorities.
I just got the same message, smh, what a coincidence!
The exact same message was received by me as well
Upon receiving a voicemail, I returned the call after verifying the number. However, when I asked too many questions about the company, they hung up, and I found it laughable that they expected me to believe their legitimacy.
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I received the exact same message as previously reported.
I received a voicemail from this number, claiming to be from Allied. They mentioned that there were positive updates regarding my account, and I needed to call them back to access available funds. They provided a phone number and an acceptance code, but it sounded like a scam.
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Same category: Scam