This number, +19152393517, is a hotbed for scams, often involving callers who claim to be from UPS or Mega Millions. They typically tell you that you’ve won a large sum of money or a prize, but to claim it, you need to pay taxes or fees using Green Dot cards. The caller might use names like James Anderson or David Montana, and they often spoof their caller ID to appear more legitimate. These scams are particularly dangerous for the elderly, who might be more trusting. If you receive such a call, don’t send any money or personal information. Instead, hang up and report the number to the FTC. Stay vigilant and share this information with friends and family to keep everyone safe.
My grandmother recieved severall calls from this number, on her home phone and cell phone, this guy claims to be David Montana from Mega Millions, but its a scam
A suspicious call was received from an individual claiming to be James Anderson, representing UPS, which is unusual as UPS typically does not contact customers via phone.
Recieved a call from James Anderson, he aked me to purchse a Money Pak card, luckyly i cheked this website first, wich confirmd my suspitions that it was a scam, so insted of buying the card i'm going to the lake
I believe this number is associated with Jamaican scammers, and I've shared it with several people running for office, who will likely be harassed by these individuals.
I appreciate the information you provided, as I recently received a message claiming to be from Mega Millions, stating that a certified package was being held and that I needed to call back immediately; however, I am skeptical because I do not play the lottery, and even if I did, I doubt that Mega Millions would contact me in such a manner.
It seems you may have fallen victim to a scam; beware of requests for money transfers, especially via green dot cards.
A caller claiming to be James Anderson from UPS attempted to deceive the recipient into calling back urgently, citing a package from Mega Millions and involvement from the Federal Trade Commission.
I was told i won 2.5 million and a new car, but first i had to pay the taxes with green dot cards, what a scamm, i yelled at them and demmanded my money back, they still havent stoped calling
I was informed that I had won a substancial amount of money, $700K plus 150k cash, but it was a scam, be carefull
According to a local CT paper report, an elderly woman was scam out of thousand dollars by this number on Dec. 30, 2013, by pretending to be the utility company...so beware