Ever wonder why you keep receiving calls that claim to be from T‑Mobile, Comcast or Spectrum? Those messages are typical scam tactics that use familiar brand names to lure a callback. Never trust a voicemail that asks you to dial a new number, especially one that differs from your provider’s official contact. Hang up, block the offending line, and verify any alleged account issues directly through the carrier’s official website or customer‑service line. Report the incident to the FTC and your phone carrier’s fraud department. Staying skeptical and keeping personal data offline are your best defenses against these impersonation schemes.
A voicemail was left claiming to be from Spectrum, stating my discounted rate had ended, prompting me to block the number.
Although the calling number was blocked, a voicemail was still left, but the message was incomplete.
A call-back number was provided in relation to an unwanted call from (312) 248-7479, claiming to represent Comcast/Xfinity.
A call from 7815271436 was received, with a message left claiming to be from T-Mobile, requesting a callback to 8882811347