Watch out for calls that sound like a quick sales pitch about affordable housing or credit repair. The pattern often includes a vague reference to RTO, followed by a push to sign up for a service like Lexington Law. These third‑party sales calls usually aim to collect personal data or payment info, and they can quickly turn into a scam. If you receive such a call, let the caller know you’re not interested, hang up, and block the number. Verify any offers directly with the official company, and never share Social Security numbers or banking details over the phone.
A call back to this number revealed a person peddling Lexington Law services for credit repair, referencing rto and affordable housing.
A faint noise or breath was heard before the line went silent and the call was disconnected