Government grant scam calls—protect your wallet! - +1 303-481-5266 ((303) 481-5266)

Upon receiving a call from this number, I was greeted by a person with a thick Indian accent, surrounded by background noise from multiple phones. The caller claimed to be from a company called "Computer Service", informing me that I had won a substantial reward of one million dollars. To claim this reward, I was asked to provide my personal information, which would supposedly facilitate the deposit of the funds into my bank account. However, when the caller requested my social security number, I immediately ended the conversation.

This call has been flagged as a scam.

I was contacted by an indivdual claiming to work with the goverment, informing me that I was entitled to a $5000.00 refund, which I had not claimed, and after requestion him to call back, he failed to do so, and the provided number, 303 481 5266, was found to be invalid.

This number is being used by a scammer

This number is obvously a scammer, dont answer it

Could be a terrorist threat

This number keeps calling, and the caller asks if my name is Nadia, and when I say no, they claim to be from the goverment and talk about some money, and they always call from a different number.

This number calls several times a day, claiming to be from the U S Government, and says I have money, but they wont stop calling even after I asked them to.

Repeated calls from this number have been made to my cell phone, with the caller asking for computer access and claiming to be from the Geek Squad; when I expressed skepticism, the caller responded with profanity.

During a conversation with the caller, he persisted in asking about accepting $7000 grant money, claiming to be from the US Government, despite the number having numerous search hits, indicating potential impersonation

Upon receiving a call from this number, I heard numerous background conversations; the caller claimed the government was offering me a $7,000 grant, but it seemed suspicious and they hung up when I questioned it

Upon recieving a call from a woman claiming to represent the United States Treasury Department, I was immediatly skeptical. She asserted that I was elidgible for a government grant of $7800, which I knew to be a scam from the onset. As I listend to her pitch, it became apparent that they were attempting to phish for my bank information, which I was not willing to provide. It's noticable that many of these scammers are located overseas, utilizing computer-based calls that are dificult to track.

Apparently, this is a fraudulent operation where they pose as Dell computers, claiming my computer has a virus and offering to remove it remotely for a fee.

Upon receiving a call from an unknown number, it was diverted to voicemail, where a message from someone named John was left, along with a number, 855.897.8898. However, dialing this number resulted in a fax machine response. Utilizing a caller ID feature revealed the actual number to be 303.481.5266, prompting a callback to inquire about the discrepancy, which was met with hangs up.