Block the number and report it to your carrier; avoid returning calls from unfamiliar area codes. Use a wildcard block for the 410‑874‑xxxx range to stop variations. Keep an eye on your accounts for unauthorized activity and consider a credit freeze if you suspect identity theft. Document each call, including timestamps, to help authorities trace spoofed calls. Remember, legitimate agencies like Social Security never call to demand immediate payment or threaten arrest. If you receive a voicemail claiming legal trouble, hang up and verify through official channels.
Upon receiving a call from a number claiming my Social Security account was suspended, I was warned not to respond, as Social Security typically contacts individuals by mail and provides a valid reason for doing so.
People should know that Social Security cant suspend you, thats just a way scammers try to get to you
Two calls were made, and a message was left regarding alleged fraudulent activity.
They left a voicemail stating there are 4 cases held against me and to call them back before I get arested.
Calls from this number, originating from Odenton, MD, are frequent and always have different last four digits, necessitating a wildcard block to prevent further harassment.
The constant stream of calls from Odenton, MD, without any messages, suggests that either multiple callers have my number or it's a case of spoofing.
Multiple daily calls were received from this number, with no name provided, only a location, leading me to block the number
Apparently, this number is used by Johns Hopkins for conducting surveys.
Despite blocking this number, I continue to receive calls, albeit in a different format, with the caller ID displaying Switzerland, and no message is left.
No messsage was left behind
The call was supposedly for a survey about a recent hospital stay, but it seemed suspicious.
