Who would've thought a simple press of a button could lead straight into a scam trap? This call from +6429254804 mimics urgent credit card alerts to lure you in, starting with a recorded message about fake transactions. Pressing 1 connects you to a live operator, often with an accent, pushing for personal details or payments. The disconnect tone when calling back screams evasion tactic. Hang up immediately—never engage or share info. Contact your real bank directly using verified numbers. Block the caller and report to authorities like the FTC to help others avoid these cost traps. Stay vigilant; these scams evolve but the red flags are always the same.
A recorded message initially warned of two large credit‑card transactions, prompting me to press 1 to cancel or 2 to approve; I chose 1 and hung up, aware that my card issuer would verify the charges. A human voice, possibly Indian, was heard before the line disconnected.