Surprisingly, the pattern of repeated calls from +15142858000 points to a classic telemarketing script pushing free book offers. Callers often claim to represent a publishing brand, use an Indian accent, and leave no voicemail, which are typical red flags. Never share personal or payment details unless you initiate the contact through a verified channel. Add the number to your phone’s block list and register it with the national Do Not Call registry. Report persistent harassment to the FTC or your carrier’s fraud department. Keep a log of call times and content to aid any future investigation.
Guy claimed to be from Home Depot, said my payment was declained. Called Home Depot and they said it wasnt true. Fraud
I never called this num, but my last bill shows two calls to it. Wierd
Koodo mobile - thats this num
Just got a missed call from this num. Called back and it was allwas busy
On my cell phone! So much for private nums
They call me every wk to ask if I wanna order a free book. Always say no. They still sent one tho. Be carefull and ask to be put on the do not call list
No msg. Some Indian guy says he's from an internet provider in Montreal
I was next to my phone when Scholastics books called. I ordered some books and they were askin about the fake kid I made up lol
Called me, long silense, hung up. Said it was from Montreal, Canada. What the heck?
Got a call from this num last nite. Didnt recognize it, so I sent it to voicemial
This num keeps callin me for no reason. Called back and some guy with an Indian accent says he didnt call. No msgs left. Harrasment
Super anoying
