Watch out for calls that ring once and drop straight into silence—those are classic signs of a spoofed robocall aimed at extracting personal data. The recurring theme here is a fabricated "Allen Lock & Key" identity paired with bogus vehicle warranty warnings, a tactic used to spark urgency and lure victims into a phishing trap. Block the number at the carrier level, report it to the FTC, and never share credit‑card or account details during an unsolicited call. If you do answer, let the call go to voicemail; legitimate businesses always leave a trace. Keep your do‑not‑call registry active and consider a reputable call‑blocking app for added protection.
Stop calling us, we are on the no call list, isnt that ilegal?
This morning, I received a call from 385-218-3046, identified as "ALLEN LOC & KEY" by my CID, but thanks to my robo blocker, it was intercepted and blocked.
The phone rings consistently, yet nobody is on the other end to answer.
A call was received on my cell phone, but it was not answered, and no message was left; it's unclear how this number was obtained.
I ushally dont answer unknown numbers, but due to some property issues, I thought it might be a legit call, however, the caller ID said 'Allen Lock & Key' and the message was about a vehicle warranty expiring, it's frustraiting to recieve these kinds of calls.
silence was all that remained after the call...
As the number was unrecognized, it was not answered, and since no message was left, the reason for the call remains unknown; the lack of transparency is concerning
The Vehicle Warranty company never discloses their identity, which is against the law and raises suspicions about their legitimacy.
I have reason to believe this call was a scam.
When I answered the call, there was no one on the other end.
My cell phone, which is on the no call list, was contacted by a number from Salt Lake City, UT, no message was left, and i blocked the number
A call was received, but no voicemail was left, which is a common tactic used by scammers.
I recieved a message claiming my vehicle warrenty had expired, but it was two years too late, and I found it ammusing.
An automated call was received regarding a car warranty, likely a scam, with a delayed recording and a claim of a final notice on a non-existent vehicle
I've had a similar experience with this number - they called but didn't leave a message. I appreciate the warnings from previous posters and thank 800Notes for the information.
My phone flagged this number as a possible spam call, so I ignored it, and as expected, no voicemail was left.
This was an unwanted call with no recognition, so I didn't pick up and no message was left behind.
A correction to my previous statement - the caller ID indicated the call was from Salt Lake City, UT.
This is probable a scam, similiar to what happen to Don, the caller ID said GA, and then a recording of a guy named Michael started playing, talking about a final notice on my vehicle's warranty, but I didnt listen to the whole thing becuase I hang up.
Despite existing laws, enforcement is impossible if the caller is based outside the country
Similar to the previous experience, this number called without leaving a message, and I appreciate the warnings and thanks to 800Notes for the insight.
I'm so tired of this type of calls, I blocked the number, we should have a class action against this and the txt I got from presedential canidates
Despite not answering calls from this number for some time, they continue to call without leaving messages
Apparently, somone answered but nobody was on the other end of the line.
I missed a call from this number, and no message was left.
A robotic call was received from an individual claiming to be Michael in the dealer processing department.
Similar calls have been received, and it's concerning since there's been an influx of such calls lately, especially in GA.
Another call was received from VPC, this time with a recorded message.
A recording from this number informed me that my credit card was overdraft, but when I tried to speak to a representative, I only got a machine, and finnaly they hung up on me, the funny thing is I havent had a credit card in 18 years, so this must be a scam.
Apparently, a scammer attempted to obtain cc info, claiming to be african not american, with a male sounding voice, unmistakebly
