Recent call logs show a surge of inbound calls from +19102390062 that leave no voicemail and immediately request refunds or credit‑card verification. Callers typically claim to represent a bank, Amazon, or a delivery service, then pressure the recipient to click a link or hand over personal data. Never provide account numbers or remote‑access tools to an unknown number, and hang up if the script feels generic. Block the number on your device, report it to your carrier, and consider a call‑blocking app. If you suspect fraud, alert the legitimate company directly using a verified contact method.
This appears to be a fraudulent scheme involving fake purchases or refunds, where the scammers claim to be from a reputable company like Amazon and try to gain access to my computer under the guise of processing a refund
A call was made from a number claiming to offer a refund, but the caller failed to provide specific details about the product or order, and attempting to call back resulted in an inability to complete the call.
The available information suggests that this may be a fake process server scam, but further details are needed to confirm this suspicion.
I am trying to identify the owner of this number, as they left an automated message stating they were delivering something but did not provide any contact information or name.
After receiving a call from this number with no message left, I have blocked it
Claimed to be from a credit card service offering better rates for those with over $4000 in debt, which seems suspicious.
No message recieved and they got blocked now
The call to my cell phone did not result in a message being left.