Like a persistent doorbell that never stops ringing, the calls from +15312010595 keep popping up with a polished pitch about lowering mortgage rates. The script is identical each time: a friendly greeting, a vague claim to cut rates, and a rush to collect personal details. The caller ID often masquerades as “Mortgage Update” or a similar spoof, but there’s no legitimate affiliation. The safest move is to let the call go to voicemail, never share financial info, and block the number through your carrier or a third‑party app. Report the pattern to the FTC and double‑check any offers directly with your bank.
Daily calls from this number have been a frequent occurrence, with hang-ups immediately after answering, and no voicemails have been left.
Daily calls at 8:20 AM to our business have become a source of frustration.
Persistant calls are beeing made, with instruktions to cease calls given each time
Received a call from a number based in Maine.
The call was from Sam's Club Pharmacy, attempting to solicit business
Given that I know a few people in Nebraska, I was intrigued by this number, which has called me five times in four days, but fortunately, I've learned it's a scam, particularly interesting since I don't have a mortgage.
Today, I recieved a call from this number, which was the first time. I didn't answer, and it seems that for every call I block, I recieve two new ones - whats the use of blocking?
A call was placed from Omaha, NE, but no message was left, which is a common trait of scam calls, prompting me to block the number.
The caller ID indicated Omaha, NE, but the number is actually a private residence, likely stolen and used for scamming, including credit card and mortgage interest rate reduction offers.
Idiots are flooding my phone with daily calls, never leaving a message, and I have no intention of answering them.
This is a mortgage interest rate's scam, dont fall for it
The origin of the call from this number is unclear, and the caller's identity remains a mystery.
The caller ID displayed 'Mortagage Update', which appeared to be a misleading or fraudulent name, given the incorrect spelling of 'mortgage'
This number is just one of many that have made robo-calls about mortgages, using a spoofed number on a tie-line, and will likely continue to do so with different numbers.
Given the CID said MORTAGAGEUPDATE and the caller hung up without leaving a message, it seems like a dubious call
This was the first time I received a call from this number, and since they didn't leave a message, it's clear they didn't want a callback.
After multiple calls without voicemails, I answered and was met with a woman inquiring about my well-being; upon learning I was busy, she proceeded to discuss mortgage rates, only to hang up when informed I did not own a home.
I answered the call, but there was a long silent pause, then the caller disconected.
A call from this number to my cell phone was met with an unsettling silence after I answered, followed by an abrupt disconnection.
A woman claiming to be Karen Ross called, offering to lower my mortgage interest rate, but when I questioned how she knew my rate, she asked for more information, which I refused to provide, as my mortgage details are private.
Research on 531-201-0595 reveals it is associated with Omaha, NE, according to Google
