Bottom line: those calls are a classic telemarketing hustle that uses free‑gas promises to snag personal data. If you keep getting the number, start by blocking it on your phone and adding it to the national Do Not Call registry. Monitor your credit reports and alert your card issuer about any suspicious activity. When a caller asks for birth dates, last‑four digits, or email, hang up and report the incident to the FTC and your carrier. Never confirm personal details unless you’ve independently verified the company’s legitimacy. A quick note: keep a log of call times – it helps when filing complaints.
I finaly decied to call this number and ask them to remove me from their list, and the person on the other end told me they would, but only after trying to pitch me on some gas cards
They continously call my cell, but i wont aswer, they never leave a mesage, STOP calling me!
A recent call from this number involved a sales pitch about gas and coupons, which became aggressive when the caller, who identified himself as Marcus, refused to accept a lack of interest. Despite attempts to be polite, the conversation escalated into yelling and insults before the caller hung up, prompting concerns about potential scam activities, with suspicions raised about potential connections to previous business dealings with certain websites.
It is astonishing to discover that numerous individuals are being harassed by this number. Upon searching online, I found complaint websites and forums, indicating that these callers contact people relentlessly, sometimes as frequently as every hour.
I have recived at least five calls from Quality Resources in the last three days, and they get very rude when I'm not interested in their product, and even beligerant when I ask them questions
Multiple daily calls from this number result in no one answering and the caller hanging up without leaving a message
This number 8663792003 keep calling me almost 3 or 4 times a day, even on weekends, i had to call verizon to block the number.
I also recieved call's from this number, i didnt answer and when i call back, they immediatly say my full name...
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It appears that online purchases can lead to the sharing of personal information, resulting in solicitation calls, as companies other than credit card and banks often do not disclose their information-sharing practices
A call was received at work, offering free gas for 30 days, followed by a monthly charge of $19.99, which seemed suspicious.
It's frustrating to receive multiple calls, with four calls today alone, and apparently, many more are expected based on the comments here.
Can anyone recommend a reliable platform or contact for reporting suspected scams?
Four calls were received from this number in a single day, and it is suspected that my number may have been sold after providing information to online colleges
I received a call from this number, and the experience was similar to what others have described.
Repeatedly, my cell phone has been receiving unwanted calls from this number, despite my efforts to ignore them, and it's frustrating to deal with such persistent callers.
A woman claiming to be from 'Quality Resources' contacted me on my cell, stating I was eligible for $40 in gas vouchers as a preferred customer, but when I asked her to disclose which company had shared my information, she refused, prompting me to end the call
These indivduals are relently calling me, somtimes up to 4 times daily. I'm grateful to have found this site and be able to share my experiance.
A fee of $1.00 is required to receive a package containing $40 in gas vouchers, which also includes a membership with discounts at stores for 30 days, after which a monthly charge of $19.95 applies, and the company already possesses credit card information from a previous purchase.
I've been contacted by this company twice now, and they somehow have my debit card information despite me never providing it; they claim they'll send me $40 in free gas and charge my account $1, which raises concerns about the legality of their actions.
I had a similar experience, falling victim to the Acai Berry Scam, and since then, have received numerous calls; when I returned one of the calls, they addressed me by name, and upon claiming to be the sister, they sought to continue the conversation before hanging up.
Having just canceled several unwanted subscriptions related to the ACAI product, which I never received, I'm looking for a way to verify that all cancellations have been processed. Is there a website that can assist me with this? Thank you.
Numerous calls have been recieved from this number and several other 866 numbers, appartently due to a mistake I made when ordering the Acai 500 free 14 day trial, which resulted in my credit card number being recieved by them. The fine print at the bottom of the page was not noticed by me, and it seems that signing up for the trial also means agreeing to three other services that will be billed monthly unless cancelled within 7 days. This particually seems like a major rip off, and people should be warned not to send for this free trial, as it allows these companies to obtain your card information for shipping and handling, and then use it for other purpuses. Upon checking my bank account, I noticed a charge of $29.99 for a monthly membership fee for the Fit Factory, which I was unaware of, so I contacted the customer service via the 800 number on the auto withdrawel and was informed that I had agreed to this membership when I ordered the Acai trial. Further investigation on the website revealed that I had also signed up for automatic shipping of Acai for $89.99 a month and a Price Limbo membership for $8.95 a month, all of which I need to cancel, totaling $129.00 a month, its all a scam, and people should be carefull.
The information provided here has been helpful; after a second call, it was possible to request removal from their call list.
Out of the blue, I got a call about a free gift, and they claimed to have gotten my information from a company I recently made a purchase from, possibly Rocky Mountain ATV, since that's the only recent transaction I've made that required my phone number.
Fortunately, I googled this phone number and discovered that others had similar experiences with repeated calls and no messages, which prompted me to request removal from the call list.
Numerous calls from this number have been received, and it is requested that they stop calling.
Fortunately, after pressing 2, a message indicated that my number would be removed from their list, so I'm hopeful this will put an end to the constant calls, having already wasted my anytime minutes on numerous occasions.
Multiple calls have been received from this number, attempting to enroll recipients in a membership program offering $40 in free gas, by manipulating the conversation to obtain implicit consent
I also received a call from that number, which ended abruptly, and I'm concerned about potential scams since I recently purchased an Iron Gym