Repeated voicemails about a Social Security file keep surfacing, warning of decisions against you unless you call back. This pattern matches classic scam tactics that use urgent language and fabricated legal firms to pressure victims. The caller ID often shows unrelated area codes, and the recorded message rarely provides verifiable contact details. Protect yourself by not returning the call, blocking the number, and reporting the incident to the FTC and your state's consumer protection office. Scrutinize any request for personal data, and consider placing a cease‑and‑desist notice with your phone carrier. Stay vigilant and keep records of any further messages.
Besides complaining, have you taken any actions to make them stop, like sending a certified letter to their adress in New York or filing a complaint with the CFPB?
Months of repeated calls, including to family members, and a refusal to provide an address when questioned, raise significant red flags about the legitimacy of this caller.
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I received two calls within two days from local numbers in the 985 area code, stating a file associated with my name and social security number required my attention, but upon calling back from another line, the agency claimed my caller ID did not match their records, advising me to ignore the calls.
A suspicious message was left regarding a Social Security number issue, prompting a call to an office
I recived the same message, the caller ID showed a difrent number
I received a similar voicemail from a different area code, 571
I got a scam message on my voicemail, didnt bother calling back
Victoria Wright's message claims to be regarding a file linked to a social security number and name, but its authenticity is questionable, and caution is advised
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