Surprisingly, the same number keeps popping up with a polished business‑loan pitch that quickly turns into a dead‑end recording. Callers claim to represent Capital Advance Solutions, yet they never leave a real voicemail and often hang up after a few rings. This pattern points to a classic telemarketing scam designed to trigger a callback, letting them sidestep nuisance‑caller regulations. Block the number on your phone, register it with the national Do Not Call list, and avoid pressing any prompts that promise removal. If a call asks for personal or financial info, hang up immediately and report it to your carrier or the FTC. Staying vigilant keeps the scammers at bay.
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i want to be remove
The activities of scammers like those associated with this number, who operate fraudulent business loan schemes, pose a significant threat to the economy.
The call resulted in dead air, with no message or conversation.
There is no message left.
This number rang once before hanging up, a tactic commonly used by scammers to evade nuisance caller laws, prompting me to block the number
The caller ID displayed 'Business' as the name when this number called, but there was no one on the line when I didn't answer
I picked up the phone, but nobody was on the line, just silence, rang twice
I recieved a robo call from someone claiming to be Julia in Folly Beach, SC, but she didnt stay on the line long enough
Purportedly, the caller represents the law firm 'Dewey, Cheatum and Howe'.
The call woke me from sleep, only to hang up, and then called again.
A call from this unrecognized number was received, but no message was left
This is a scam blocker
I was presented with a sales pitch via a recording, and when I pressed 9 as instructed, nothing happened.
Two calls were made with no messages left behind.
Scammers posing as telemarketers offer business loans, and if you proceed, you are transferred to Capital Advance Solutions or can find their contact information online.
Definately a scam, when you try to return the call it just goes to a recording saying to press a button to be removed from the list
Today was the second time they called, without leavin a voicemail
No message was left on the voicemail
Another scam call was received, this time regarding business lending, using an alias 'Tom Louie' from the fictional law firm 'Huey, Louie and Dewey Law Firm'. The caller was informed that the firm specializes in suing scam telemarketers, prompting a hasty termination of the call.
Theres just dead air when you answer