Late last week, a spate of voicemails surfaced claiming to be from a CSII representative named Paige Foster. The pattern is consistent: a female voice, a Texas accent, and a request to call back a toll‑free 833‑390‑xxxx line. Because the caller ID is often spoofed, the number displayed may differ, but the script stays the same. Never share personal or financial details until you verify the organization through an official channel. Hang up, block the number, and report the incident to the FTC or your phone carrier. If you’re unsure, contact the real CSII directly using contact info from their verified website.
Received daily calls for two weeks with a request to return the call to a different number, which led to searching online for more information
A woman called, asking me to call her back.
Today, I received a VM from Paige Foster, who claimed to be calling from 817-440-6434, but the message instructed me to call 833-390-1125, which led me to discover a CSii scam page.
A voicemail was left, instructing me to contact CSII at 833-390-1127.
A call from 817-429-0101 was recieved with a robo message from a womens voice claiming to be Paige Foster, asking to call back 833-390-1125
This caller has contacted me twice from 817-429-0101, requesting a callback at 833-390-1126.
This number has called me twice, leaving voicemails both times, but I was unable to answer since I was at work, and after researching the company, I found that it is indeed a scam caller, so be cautious.
I had a voicemail from a caller named Alex bell, asking me to call a similar number, but i didnt return the call
The caller, with a spoofed TX caller ID, is a recording of a woman claiming to represent CSII, requesting a callback at 833-390-1125, which suggests a potential scam.