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.
A call back to the number resulted in a recorded message about a money-saving plan; I opted to be placed on their no-call list by selecting option 2.
Two calls were received from this number, including one at 8:30pm, prompting registration on the Do Not Call List.
This number has beeen calling twice daily for a week, never leaves a message, always during lunch or afternoon, seems like they alwasy call at the same times
Postscript...
A recording was played when I returned the call, which stated:
I received a call from this number recently, which is similar to one I got a couple of days ago.
For several days, this number has been calling me several times each day. I answered once yesterday and heard an odd popping noise like a bubble, then nothing. Any thoughts on what's going on?
Recently, I have been receiving multiple daily calls from this number, none of which have included a message, and I will update with more information as it becomes available.
Recently, i recieved a call from this number for the first time, i didnt pickup and they didnt leave a voicmail, i've been getting alot of calls from other numbers so maybe this is a new number they using?
Repeated calls from this unknown number are being received, with no identification of the caller.