Ever wondered why that unfamiliar number keeps popping up on your caller‑ID? It’s almost certainly a robocall scam masquerading as a bank or tech support. These callers usually claim a fake loan, a virus, or a Microsoft issue to pressure you into sharing personal data or paying fees. The safest move is to let the call go to voicemail, never click links, and block the number in your phone’s settings. If you suspect identity theft, report the incident to your carrier and consider a credit freeze. Keep your devices updated and use two‑factor authentication to stay a step ahead of these fraudsters.
The man on the other end of the call from the number above was incoherent, and our conversation was abruptly ended when he hung up on me
The caller ID said royal bus bank, i dont trust calls from unknown numbers so i didnt answeer. If you arent expecting a call its probaly a scam
The caller ID did not display a name, and no voicemail was left, which made me glad I didn't answer the call after reading the reviews.
A caller from this number claimed to be from Microsoft in California, stating that I had a computer issue; when I accused them of scamming, they called back with the same claim, identifying themselves as Bob Stark.
I was contacted by this number, originating from 213-640-3013.
I got the same message as Q, it's clearly a bunch of scammers
The call I received attempted to deceive me into granting access to my computer, falsely claiming to be from Microsoft, which is clearly a scam.
The caller claimed to be from Dell Technical Support, stating that my internet network was vulnerable, but the call seemed suspicious, and they continued to call after being asked to stop.
The caller ID displayed Royal Bus Bank, claiming that someone at my location had applied for a loan, which was not the case. When I declined, the Indian representative became abusive and tried to coerce me into applying for a loan.
On Saturday, June 11, I received three calls from this number, but no messages were left, leading me to investigate further and ultimately block the number, as I suspected it was not a legitimate caller, and I appreciate the ability to block up to 25 numbers through my internet service provider and an additional 30 numbers through my home phone.
Someone tryed to acces my computer, saying i had a virus, it's a scam for sure
A message was left regardin a court proceding against me, which I blocked immediatly
Deceptive tactics are employed by scammers claiming to be from the PC computer support team, despite the fact that I use a Mac; their dishonesty is blatant.
A message was left on my answering machine inquiring about my daughter, who has not lived with me for 25 years, and mentioning a court summons. A callback number was provided, but I did not respond, as this appears to be another scam from unscrupulous individuals.
Be aware that this number is a scam, falsely claiming affiliation with Microsoft and providing fake locations.
