It's clear that the number 1-800-000-0000 is a hotbed of telemarketing and scam activity. Users report receiving calls at all hours, often multiple times a day, with messages ranging from credit card interest rate reductions to fake prize notifications. Many calls are spoofed, leaving no trace or just a generic message like "we care about you." Some callers are aggressive, rude, and even harass users who ask to be removed from their lists. If you're getting these calls, don't answer and consider blocking the number. Being on the Do Not Call list doesn't seem to deter these scammers, so it's best to stay vigilant and report any suspicious activity to the FTC.
Same here - they said I could get $560 credit on my ATT bill if I went to att560.com. Looks legit, but dont do it - its a scam.
Got a call from 800-000-000 sayin I could get $550 credit on my ATT bill if I went to att560.com.
Got a call from 800-000-000 tellin me to go to some website or somethin.
Two missed calls were received, with the second call leaving a voicemail instructing me to visit a website
Verizon said they have nothin to do with these calls - I'm so sick of these scammers
I just got a voicemail from this number, telling me to go to a website or somethin
I just recived a call from this fake number, a man's recorded voice claim's i won $700 off my next Verizon bill, but it sound's like a scam
The domain associated with this number is registered through GoDaddy.com, LLC
A call was received on my cell phone from a fake Verizon representative, claiming I had won $600.00 dollars.
My experience involved a similar scam attempt for $600, with a voicemail directing me to log in to a website.
A supposed offer from Verizon, specifically Verizon600.com, caught my attention, but it seems like a scam, and they are escalating their tactics
This number attempted to scam me by directing me to a fake Verizon website, promising $500, which is an obvious and stupid scam attempt.
I have been bombarded with calls from this number, exceeding eight attempts
Similarly, I received a claim from someone pretending to be from Verizon, demanding $300, which is utterly ridiculous
I got a message from someone claiming to be from verizon, but it was all garbled and fake.
After yelling at the caller and hanging up, they haven't called back since.
On November 30, a call was received, and upon notifying Sprint, it was discovered that they were aware of the issue since November 16. The call appears to be a phishing scam aimed at obtaining account information.
A phone call was received from this number, leaving a vague voicemail message expressing concern for the recipient
A message was left by this number, instructing me to log in to something, though the specifics were unclear.
A suspicious call was received from this number, claiming to be Verizon with a $300 offer, but the initial part of the message was cut off, and it directed me to a website that seemed incomplete, ending in 0.com, which raises concerns given my presence on the do not call list.
When I recieve an automated call, I press the # key repeadtly for about thirty secounds, this ushally kicks me out of their system
This posting site has been useful on several occasions.
After receiving a call about redeeming a cash reward from Sprint, which seemed bogus, further research revealed that such calls can be part of a larger scam operation using automated dialing systems that randomly generate numbers. This experience highlights the need for caution when receiving unsolicited calls and the importance of verifying the authenticity of such offers.
This is geting rediculous, someone needs to inform Sprint about whats going on
They called my phone and my wifes at the same time - twice in ten minits. I'm on the Do Not Call list, and it's gettin ridiculous.
These people called me, and I looked them up - it's somethin about bikes and wheels. But if you fall for it, the money just goes to them. Big scam.
Answered the phone, and befor I could even say hello, the recording started yappin about Sprint and $350.
Just got a call from this number, and they left a message sayin I should visit sprint35.com to claim my money. Except I dont even use Sprint.
Got a partial voicemail tellin me to visit some website.
I got a call from Sprint350.com, too. Whats the deal with these scammers?
