Watch out—calls from +1 608‑371‑6666 are a red flag. This number is repeatedly used as a spoofed gateway for various telemarketing and scam scripts that slip past call‑blocking services like Nomorobo. Callers often hide their identity, use heavy accents, and shift quickly to a different script after one ring, making it hard to verify who’s on the line. The safest move is to let the call go to voicemail, never share personal or financial details, and report the number to your carrier or the FTC. Keep your blocker active and consider adding the line to any personal do‑not‑call list.
This number frequently attempts to call, exploiting a loophole in our NomoRobo system to make repeated, unrecorded calls.
These individuals are attempting to commit fraud by stealing identities or credit card information; they should find legitimate employment!
The fact that no message was left suggests that these individuals are attempting to deceive and steal from others rather than engage in legitimate communication.
Purporting to be from Sundance Vacations, they claimed I'd won a free vacation, but their attitude turned rude when I declined.
It's notable that this NoMoRobo technique is being utilized. Initially, a call was received from 1-888-250-5010, which was promptly blocked by Nomorobo after a single ring. Shortly thereafter, another call was placed from 608-837-6666, which managed to bypass the block and rang through. The call was allowed to go to voicemail, and although no message was left, the caller remained on the line long enough to hear the recording. This behavior is indicative of malicious intent.
After Norobo blocked a call, another call was immediately received from a different number, which was screened and appeared to be a legitimate person but they hung up when the message started playing.
I recieved a cal from this number, and also from another spam number in Seattle, both were just fax tones
A rude woman calle me on Christmas Eve and yell at me, claimin we use to use them as our electric utility supplier, but she was misinformed, and i had to hung up on her
The explanation provided is accurate, and I had a similar experience today, missing a call from Good Sams Roadside Service, followed by a call from the 6666 number.
A call from this number claimed I had a warrant out for my arrest from the IRS and instructed me to call another number, which turned out to be a scam.
Following the blocking of another number by Nomorobo, this number promptly called, but the human on the other end hung up without leaving a message
A company representative called the home phone, mentioning an application for a payday loan and stating the caller ID as Janesville, Wisconsin, but it seemed to be an identity theft attempt using the recipient's name and social security number
This number has been identified as a source of fraudulent activity
The call rang four times before my voicemail picked up, and then the caller hung up without leaving a message.
Thanks to nomorobo.com, this number is blocked, it only manages to ring once before being terminated
There was no message left after the call.
This number is associated with a scamming telemarketer who also leaves messages; it's best to avoid answering calls from this number.
Be cautious of this number, as it's likely a scammer who also leaves messages, making it untrustworthy.
Nomorobo's system allows calls to proceed when the caller's ID is initially hidden, prompting the live caller to enter random numbers to verify their authenticity; once verified, the call is forwarded, potentially originating from various sources, including family members, doctor's offices, telemarketers, or spammers.
These scammers use services like Skype to bypass robo-software, but their attempts are often thwarted, revealing their true intentions as dishonest salespeople.
Notably, this number appears to be associated with Nomorobo, allowing calls from various parties, including doctors' offices and potential spammers, as long as a live person initiates the call and enters a specific sequence of numbers.
This number is associated with Nomorobo, a service that allows calls to go through, and when a caller's ID is hidden or blocked, Nomorobo answers the call, requiring the caller to enter a sequence of numbers to verify they are not a robodialer, which is why various callers, including family members and telemarketers, may be using this number.
This number often calls right after another call is blocked by Nomorobo, with the caller claiming to be from Comcast and addressing me by name; however, calling back reveals it's a Nomorobo self-reporting line, indicating a complex spoofing operation.
A person posing as a Capital One representative asked to verify my account information, but when I threatened to report the number, the call was abruptly ended
Nomorobo has blocked a call from 318-4318, which was ringing once, then this number apeared, ringing twice, but no message was left, posibly because Nomorobo blocks robo calls but not human calls
Following a previous call from 866-441-1957 wich was posible caught by Nomorobo and discconected, this phone # 608-371-6666 immidiatly called me. I didnt answe and a voise left a garbled 1 word remak on my answeing machine. I also added it to my Tiime-Warner call blocker.
Numerous calls from this number have been received, initially with only one ring, followed by immediate subsequent calls, sometimes up to six times a day. After finally answering, there was no response, and upon calling back, an automated system inquired about the purpose of the call, prompting disconnection. This experience has raised concerns.
Following a scam call, I received another call from this number, which I did not answer, as it seemed suspicious, especially since they had previously contacted my son in Florida.
Initially, I recieved a call from an unknown number, then this number called, the man said he was conducting an investiagtion and was looking for the woman we bought our house from, he didn't ask for any information about me, seemed odd.
I got a call from a number I dont know, so I didnt answer, I just block the number
