?Ever wonder why a call claiming to be from the United Police Officers Association asks for a donation? The pattern shows a VOIP‑generated robocall, often using a generic “Tom” script and a recorded goodbye to lure you into calling back. Never provide personal or financial details to unsolicited callers, and let your carrier block the number. Enable caller ID verification, add the number to a spam‑filter list, and report the incident to the FTC and local law‑enforcement non‑procurement units. Regularly review your phone’s privacy settings to keep such scam calls at bay.
A series of numbers, including 940-209-1614, 2404, 1628, 1623, 1641, 1645, 1637, 1617, 1625, 1646, 1611, 1624, 1629, and 1615, have been associated with this incident.
This number has been calling me upto 4 times daily
A call was made by a robocall machine, which immediately disconnected
Others have described this number as originating automatic robo-calls.
To get in touch with me, a valid caller ID is required from them.
Upon answering this call, a recorded 'goodbye' message was played, possibly intending to prompt a return call, which should be avoided.
A prolonged pause was followed by a greeting from someone claiming to be Tom.
Suspicious activity was detected from an unavailable number, likely attempting to conceal their identity, which raises concerns about potential scamming.
On Friday at 12:39 PM, a robocall was received from Tom of The United Police Officers Association, soliciting donations, but the call was ended before any request could be made.
A call from this number was received without prior contact, with the Caller ID displaying "BELLEVUE TX".
Apparently, this scammer utilizes VOIP technology via computer to churn out numerous phone numbers.
Apparently, this is associated with the United police officers association
My phone automaticaly blocked this call, as it was identified as a robo/scam caller, and upon further investigation, it appears to be a scammer, not a legitimate police officer association
A request for a donation was made by someone claiming to represent the United Police Officers Association