Patterns emerging from the sample show a classic legal‑threat robocall script: deep angry voice, urgent location request, no company name, and a pressure tactic to press a button. Callers often spoof a corporate name like Cap Link Management to add false credibility. Recipients should treat any unsolicited demand for personal or financial data as suspicious, block the number, and report it to the FCC’s Do Not Call Registry. If you ever answer, never press keys or share details—hang up and verify the claim through official channels.
The caller attempts to obtain credit card numbers by claiming the recipient owes a debt, without verifying their identity.
A purportedly urgent message asks the recipient to press one to confirm location information, spoken in a deep, angry tone by an unidentified company representative, which has all the hallmarks of a scam.
A message was left requesting immediate contact to verify location information, but the company name was not provided and the caller had a deep, angry tone, indicating a potential scam.
A recording requests immediate attention to confirm location details, but the company remains unidentified and the speaker sounds angry, indicative of a scam
Tactic used is intimidation
This tactic is clearly meant to intimidate.
This tactic appears to be used to intimidate recipients.
Tactic employed is clearly meant to intimidate
This tactic is clearly meant to intimadate people and its not acceptable.
The voicemail left by this caller sounded like it was from authorities, but they failed to identify themselves, and my phone indicated the call was from Cap Link Management, using the number 877-335-6619.
A voicemail was left that sounded like it was from authorities, but they failed to identify themselves, and the phone indicated the call was from Cap Link Management.
Authority figure's voicemail was left, but they didnt identify themself's, the phone said it was from Cap Link Management.
A voicemail was left that sounded official but lacked identification, with the call originating from Cap Link Management and referencing an 877-335-6619 number.
A voicemail was left, sounding like an authority figure, but without identifying themselves; the phone indicated the call was from Cap Link Management.
A notification was received stating that my payment was declined by the processing division for my CashNet account
The caller had a deep, angry tone and requested immediate action regarding a legal matter without providing any identification.
An aggressive voice demanded urgent details about a legal issue involving location data. No credentials were provided.
The caller had a deep angry tone, and was asking for a immediat response about a legal matter, didnt give no identification
An unidentified caller spoke in a deep, angry tone, asking for immediate response regarding a legal matter without providing identification.
The caller's tone was aggressive and urgent, requesting a response regarding a legal matter without providing identification.
This number is trying to obtain credit card info by claiming you have a debt to pay, but they dont even know who you are, therfore its a scam
This number attempts to obtain credit card informations by claiming a debt is owed, but they dont even no who you are, just seeking to steal credit/debit card informations
The message stated that it was the final atempt to contact someone, and if they didnt hear back by the end of the day, it would be marked as a direct refusal, and to contact Mr. Cohen
The message claims it's a final attempt to reach the intended party and threatens to mark it as a direct refusal if not responded to by the end of the business day. It instructions to contact Mr. Cohen at 877-335-6619.
The message say it's the final attempt to locate someone and if they dont hear from me, it will be mark as direct refusal
A message claimed this was the final attempt to contact someone, threatening to mark it as a direct refusal if not responded to by the end of the business day.
A robotic message claimed to be a legally required notice, but the company remained unnamed and the tone was aggressive, indicating a potential scam.
A message, allegedly from a company that wasn't identified, requested immediate confirmation of location information, which seems like a scam due to the deep, angry voice used.
The message states that there is an issue with a payment in the processing division for a CashNet account, indicating a potential problem.
The message stated 'your payment declined in our processing division for your CashNet account'