These calls are classic scam patterns—fake brand names, government pretenses, and urgent grant offers. The caller ID often mimics Ticketmaster or a bank, but the script revolves around computer‑virus fixes or bogus grants. Never share personal data, and hang up if the pitch feels pressurized. If the number keeps ringing, add it to your phone’s block list and report it to the FTC or your carrier’s spam‑call service. Consider registering with the National Do Not Call Registry, but remember scammers can spoof any ID. A quick online search of the number can confirm if others have flagged it as fraud.
Despite my repeated expressions of disinterest, they continue to call me multiple times daily.
When I answed the call, a recorded voice said 'and good-bye', it was quite bizarre.
My phone ID showed Royal Bus Bank, i've blocked this number along with 83 others, these people dont give up easilly!
A call purporting to be from Ticketmaster was received, with the caller mentioning a compromised computer and referencing Medicare. The absurdity of the situation was apparent, as the scammers were attempting to leverage the Ticketmaster brand to perpetrated a fraud, perhaps related to a class-action lawsuit or a fake ticket giveaway. The ineptitude of these scammers is staggering.
The caller claimed to be from Ticketmaster, but when I answered, they asked for someone else and hung up immediately; I looked up the number, realizing it was likely a spam caller misusing a legitimate business name
I received a call from a man claiming there were issues with my computer. When I informed him I was at the police station, he promptly hung up.
They called me 9 times in 5 minits, said they were from Publishers Clearing House, but i dont beleeve them
I receive daily calls from this number, which persist despite my attempts to ignore them.
My phone identified this number as Abe Locksmiths, so I added it to my blocked list.
The caller ID indicated Ticketmaster, which is typically associated with ticket purchases, and has no connection to computer viruses; I strongly dislike these scam artists.
The caller claimed to be from "Ticketmaster", but i knew it was a scam and told them i was tracing the number
At 9:19 a.m., a call from Royal Business Bank, with whom there are no dealings, was received with no message left
When I answered the phone, the caller hung up immediately, despite the caller ID indicating it was TicketMaster
I recived a call from this number today, and the guy on the other end barley spoke english, i just hung up, i'm on the do not call list, but i still get these calls, thats pretty frestrating!
The caller claimed that my laptop was sending threatening emails, which raised my suspicions.
I've been getting these calls from ticketmaster for a while now, I know it's a spoof, but I coudnt resist having some fun, they claimed to be from ms help desk
She told me to shut up when i ask her to not call us
To prevent further calls, I've added this number to my mobile phone's block list.
Although the ID claimed to be Royal Business Bank, the person on the phone introduced themselves as an FBI agent, which I immediately disputed and told them to find legitimate employment
Today's experience was no different, as a visit to Royal Business Bank's website revealed an alert at the top of the page.
I dealt with a telemarketing call by putting the person on hold indefinitely.
This number was indicated as Royal Bus Bank, dont know whats going on
Almost daily, I receive calls from this number claiming to be Ticketmaster. If no message is left, I block the call. With the volume of calls I get, I assume if it's important, they'll leave a message. Interestingly, they sometimes use my own number, making it challenging to block.
Today, a call was received from this number as well.
This is a total scam, they claim to be from microsoft or other companies, but they are just trying to get your money, they have fake american names and accents.
Upon answering a call that appeared to be from Ticketmaster, the speaker asked about my health and claimed to be calling on behalf of Medicare, despite my not being enrolled in the program.
A man with a heavy Asian accent, claiming to be Eric from the United States Government, told me I was selected for a no-strings-attached grant from the Education Department
A message containing numbers spoken in Spanish was left on my work email and voicemail.
I recived a call from someone with an accent, claiming to be from Ticketmaster, saying I have a computer issue with microsoft.
When I answered a call from a number displaying 'Ticketmaster,' the caller inquired about discussing a new Medicare plan, which seemed like a scam, especially since they were misusing the Ticketmaster name.
