Like a wolf in sheep’s clothing, the call masquerades as a legal warning to snare personal data. The script leans heavily on fear—threatening SSN suspension and a magistrate judge—to push recipients toward a callback. Since the number appears tied to a known scam network, treat any unsolicited request for personal identifiers as suspicious. Hang up, block the number, and verify any alleged legal actions through official channels—never share SSN, case numbers, or payment info over the phone. Report the incident to the FTC and your phone carrier, and consider a credit freeze if you suspect identity theft. Stay skeptical and protect personal data from these scam tactics.
The caller did not leave a message after contacting me.
This number called but did not leave any message.
A call was made, but no message was left.
As of mid-2020, this issue persists, with no end in sight
The purpose of this call is to inform me that ther is a legal enforcment action filed on my social secuity number, and that this is a final atempt to contact me, ignoring this will lead to my social secuity number suspension, they provided a case ID and a number to call, 206-312-6721
A automated voice left a message stating my social security number was at risk of being suspended if I dont apper in court, thats a serius grammatical error
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I received the same message via phone and attempted to call back, but the line was constantly busy, prompting me to take alternative actions
I recieved a message on my cell, they talk about a case against me and advise me to call to avoid a magistrate judge geting involved, i didnt return the call
It appears that the number is associated with my case number, although the context is unclear.
This number left a rather suspicious message on my voicemail, claiming that my Social Security number would be suspended if I didn't call back immediately at 206-312-6721, which I found to be quite alarming.
The Social Security Number scammers have resurfaced, with an unidentified caller from Bainbridge Island, WA, leaving a threatening message about the suspension of my social security number unless I contact them, citing a magistrate judge and attempting to sound official despite the geographical inconsistency.
