Picture this: your phone lights up with a familiar local area code, and a voice claims to be from Dun & Bradstreet needing an urgent credit‑report update. Callers often use a second toll‑free line for voicemails, ask for personal or business details, and pressure you to act quickly. Those tactics line up with classic scam or telemarketing scripts. Before you share anything, hang up and verify the request by dialing the official Dun & Bradstreet number you find on their website. Enable call‑blocking features, report the number to the FTC, and educate coworkers so the whole office stays protected.
As a hair stylist, I was surprised to receive a text from this number asking for hair services, particularly since the language used was unusual for my area.
This number is associated with a scam by Dunn & Bradstreet
Several voicemails were left by a lady claiming to be from Dunn & Bradstreet, stating that my company's credit report needed to be addressed, which I believe is a scam given our startup's financial health.
This is the secound call I've recieved, our homeowners association had to obtain a Dun & Bradstreet number for a FEMA claim, I felt like it was a telemarketer, I provided them with new informations last time and eventualy gave up with the person on the other line, this time she stil has everythin wrong.
A man called, asked for me by name, and then abruptly hung up, prompting me to block the number
A suspicious call was received, supposedly from Dun & Bradstreet, requesting a credit report update, which seems like a scam
Telemarketing with local number