Bottom line: this looks like a classic scam call. The repeated press‑1 prompts, threats of wage garnishment, and fake Venmo fraud alerts are hallmarks of fraudsters trying to harvest personal info. Even when a name like Centennial appears, it’s often a borrowed brand to add credibility. Answering the call or pressing digits can expose you to higher‑priced services or unauthorized charges. The safest move is to hang up immediately, block the number, and report the incident to the FTC or your phone carrier. Never share Social Security numbers, banking details, or passwords over the phone, and verify any alleged debt directly with the official creditor using known contact information.
They called several times about a supposd 'fraudulent transfer' and wanted me to press 1, wich I didnt do.
The caller claimed to be contacting me regarding my Venmo account login.
Similar experiences have been reported.
I recieved 3 call about a posible fraudelent payment trought Venmo
Threatening messages are consistently left by these callers.
Despite numerous calls from this number, claiming they obtained my number from a reliable source, I refuse to engage with them.
I also received the same message and chose not to return the call.
It's worth noting that wage garnishment requires a court order, which they would be unlikely to obtain due to lack of a valid case, and attempting to do so could result in FDCPA violations
Somebody is trying to scam me into payin for somethin I dont know about, and they have all my social security information, if I dont comply, they say they will send me a letter and take my wages
This robocall originates from a local number, instructing the recipient to press one to connect, without specifying the caller's identity, and includes a warning to call 855-460-4434.