Despite blocking their number, they continue to call multiple times a week
Michael’s credit line scam: what to watch out for!
Summary — +19494267099
Expert Opinion
Clearly, these calls are unwanted telemarketing scams pushing a fake pre‑approved $500,000 line of credit. The script mentions a D‑U‑N‑N & Bradstreet score and a low 4.9% rate, but no legitimate lender will contact you this way. Never share personal or financial details with an unknown caller, and verify any offer directly with the institution before responding. Register the number on the National Do Not Call Registry, use carrier‑provided or third‑party call‑blocking tools, and report repeated calls to the FTC. If the caller leaves a voicemail, let it go to voicemail and delete it without calling back.
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Recent Reports for (949) 426-7099
Is Pine Hurst Funding the company associated with this number?
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The same script was used in a call that rang once and immediately went to voicemail, but unfortunately, the name was not caught.
Receiving constant calls from this number is exhausting and frustrating, especially when they refuse to stop.
After receiving the same message as others, I returned the call and spoke with a representative, pretending to be interested until they revealed the company's name
Michael has called again, this time with the same message as before, prompting me to report it to the FTC once more in hopes that collective action will lead to a resolution.
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Scam
The phone call doesnt even go through, insted it goes straight to voicemail with a prerecorded message, I recived another call requesting I contact 949-519-4990
A pre-recorded message from a caller claiming to be Michael stated that my business was preapproved for a line of credit of up to $500,000, starting at 4.9%, with funds available within 24 hours, and requested a call back to 949-426-7099, emphasizing that the offer would soon expire
This individual is known to employ deceptive tactics, using various numbers and spoofing, likely due to being exposed and seeking to evade detection, making the entire operation suspect.
Daily, I recieve calls from a persin named Michael, its getting extremly anoying.
A preapproved offer for a line of credit was presented, with a sense of urgency, as the offer is set to expire soon
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