This is clearly a fraudulent attempt.
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Summary — +18322059009
Caller Name: Scam
Caller Type: Unknown
Location: United States — Texas
Reviews: 70
Carrier: —, Region: Texas
Expert Opinion
Oddly enough, the number you keep hearing isn’t a typical telemarketer but the AT&T voicemail access line that phones dial when you press the voicemail button. Most carriers route those calls as outgoing, so your call log shows you “called” the number even though you never initiated it. Because it behaves like a regular call, it can trigger spam‑blockers and create the illusion of a nuisance call. Verify with your carrier that the number matches the voicemail service for your plan, and consider disabling the shortcut or using your carrier’s app instead. If you still receive unwanted messages, block the number and report it as potential fraud.
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Location: United States — Texas
Number type: ratings.phone_number_type_list.2
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Recent Reports for (832) 205-9009
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User warning: proceed with caution.
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User warning: caution is advised
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A cautionary note has been provided by the user
The experience was negative.
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Unsatisfactory experience
This is a scam call
The voicemail left was somewhat bizarre and difficult to decipher, leading me to suspect that it might be from a telemarketer promoting a product or service
This is a suspected scam
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This number is terible
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Terrible experiance
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Users are advised to exercise caution when interacting with this number.
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Users are advised to exercise caution when interacting with this number.
Users are advised to exercise caution when interacting with this number
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Can you block this number from my phone, i have recived 2-3 call's from that number and it's very anoying!
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Users advise: Causion
A voicemail message is indicated, but it does not accept my password, which is a first-time experience for me with my Samsung phone.
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Within this evening alone, I've received 11 calls from the same number
There is no response or notification
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It seem like some one is heaking att or something
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A message from a young girl requesting assistance prompted me to return the call, only to be redirected to voicemail.
A mysterious outgoing call appears in my log at 5:45 am, but I have no recollection of making it, and it's unsettling to see a 1-minute duration
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There have been multiple calls from this number daily, it always goes straight to voicemail without my phone even ringing, I've tried to block it but unfortunatly it was unsuccesful.
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Receiving numerous calls from this number has led me to believe I'm a victim of hacking, so I'm taking steps to block it
If you receive a threatening call from this number, it's likely a scam; the IRS can provide guidance on how to report such incidents, and can be reached at 1-800-829-3009 to obtain a TIGTA number.
At 5:30 am, I was asleep and certainly didn't check my voicemail, so I'm puzzled by this claim
Upon listening to the voicemail, it claimed to be the IRS, stating they would file a lawsuit against me if I didn't return the call. Please disregard such messages, as the IRS communicates through mail for such actions, not phone calls. If possible, block the number.
It's crucial to be cautious of this number, as the voicemail claims to be from the IRS, informing me of a lawsuit and requesting a callback, but this is a tactic typically used by scammers, and legitimate notifications from the IRS arrive by mail.
There was no voicemail message, and my voicemail wont accept my password, so I cant erase the message from my phone
A message was left with a vague request to return the call, addressed to someone named Rodney
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