Heads up: this +12024561111 is showing up in a sea of reports that tie it to a spoofed White House comment line. The pattern points to automated robocalls that drop a generic greeting and then fall silent, often to mask the true source. Callers are leveraging the prestige of the presidential office to boost response rates, but the content is usually just a test tone or a vague political hook. If you receive a call from this number, let it go to voicemail, block the ID, and report it to your carrier’s spam‑filter service. Avoid sharing personal info and consider using a call‑screening app for added protection.
It is necessary to block this caller to avoid further nuisance.
When i answer, robot say hello then just silence, thats weird, i will definately block it
To report issues with Medicare medical benefits, calling the white house is the suggested course of action
This appears to be a case of spoofing, pretending to be from the White House.
the White House Comments Line appeared on the caller ID for this strange call
I recieved a mysterious call from an out-of-state number, but unfortunately, no voicemail was left behid.
Recieved a text mesage from them saying on my way, dont know what it meens
It's worth noting that the aforementioned website is no longer operational and now redirects to an ad-driven site
A man with a Kenyan accent called, claiming that I could keep my current healthcare plan if I liked it, and then proceeded to inform me that I was supposedly 17 trillion dollars in debt. He asked if I had any money to pay down the debt, which seemed like a clear spam attempt, so I ended the call.
Recently, I recieved a call threatening me about acessing classified documents on Wikki, which I dont think is a secure site.
Comments for the President can be posted online at the same address as the phone number, 1-202-456-1111, to ensure they are read directly rather than being screened by volunteers.
