Watch for vague caller IDs like DASOCOFO and skip any request for money or personal data. These calls typically leave no voicemail and appear under generic labels, which is a hallmark of robocall scams. If you receive a call with no clear business or government affiliation, hang up and report it to the national Do Not Call registry. Consider using a call‑blocking app that flags suspicious IDs and keep a log of repeat offenders. Staying vigilant and refusing to engage can protect you from the growing wave of identity‑theft schemes.
As previously mentioned, the caller ID displays DASOCOFO, which has numerous negative reports online; another website, Nomo, has a recording of the call, demonstrating the increasing audacity of these scammers, prompting the FCC to take action, although phone companies are hesitant to cooperate.
The caller is trying to trick people into giving them money and sensitive informations.
The call originated from a police support scam.
The caller ID displays 'DASOCOFO,' but no message was left, and I have reported the call to the DNC website.
No message was left by the caller.
