These calls turn out to be classic scams, luring victims with promises of quick returns before vanishing with the cash. The follow‑up prank calls that drop instantly are a red flag – they’re testing numbers to confirm they work. Protect yourself by never sharing personal or financial details with unsolicited callers, and block the number on your phone. Report the incident to your carrier and relevant consumer protection agencies, and keep a log of any interactions. If you suspect fraud, consider freezing your accounts and monitoring credit reports for suspicious activity.
Another instance of scamming has been identified with this number.
This company sets you up, takes your money, and then disappears; when you try to contact them for a refund via email, they respond with prank calls that last for barely a second before hanging up, all while continuing to call without providing any assistance in recovering your funds.