Heads up: Calls from +1‑657‑202‑6415 are showing up as a generic Indian‑accented outreach, often asking for a specific employee or executive. Most reports flag the calls as potential scams rather than legitimate telemarketing. The callers typically claim to represent IT vendors, white‑paper services, or well‑known brands, but they provide no verifiable details and hang up when pressed. To stay safe, let the call go to voicemail, do not disclose personal or company information, and add the number to a block list. Report persistent attempts to your phone carrier and, if you suspect fraud, file a complaint with the FTC.
A call was received with a message, although the beginning was cut off, it instructed to return the call due to supposedly serious criminal matters, which is highly unlikely.
A woman contacted our company, asking to speak with our comptroller and providing a fictitious name; after confirming our company name, she abruptly ended the call.
Apparently, this number is associated with scammers who attempt to gather information by inquiring about individuals with similar names. During my encounter, the caller abruptly ended the conversation after I clarified that I was not the person they sought. It seems like a tactic to infiltrate systems, and I strongly advise against engaging with such callers.
Absurdly, a woman with an apparent Indian accent requested persmission to send a whitepaper about "DNS security techniques", claiming she allready posessed my email adress and knew my full name.
My office line recieved a call from this number, 3 times in 7 minutes, then again 30 minutes later, it came in as ANAHEIM CA, the last call had a 4 second long voicemail of just background noise, I work in IT, I didnt answer, this is highly suspisous, dont answer any questions
Repeated calls from a scammer, trying to identify the caller
I recieved a call from this number, the caller ID said Indu Kungda, the woman said she was from Spectrum, but I didnt know what she was talking about
A message claiming my Wells Fargo Credit Card was locked prompted a request to respond with personal information; recognizing this as a scam, the caller is now blocked.
The nature of these calls suggests desperation, implying that the company may not be reputable if they are resorting to such tactics.
At my workplace, I received a call from this number, with the caller having a strong Indian accent and struggling to communicate their purpose, leading to a confusing exchange.
The call was redirected to voicemail, but no message was left
They keep calling our switchboard, asking for different execs, I finally ask them to take us off they list, they say they with Amazon, but I dont care, just take us off.
The caller claimed to be from Anaheim, addressed the recipient by name, and then abruptly hung up, raising concerns about the call's legitimacy
A man with an accent, claimig to be from IBM, wanted to speak with a specifc IT manager to send him an importint document, but i trasferd him to purchacing
Within three hours, I received four calls from this number, which displayed as 'Unavailable'.
A gentleman with an Indian accent called my business phone using this number, but he hung up after I asked him to confirm his identity
As a switchboard operator, I received a call from a woman requesting IT documents for the Director of Network Security, but she was vague about her intentions.
A caller with an Indian accent requested to speak with the head of the IT department, a common occurrence that is typically met with disconnection.
The same thing happend to me, im not sure what to do about it.
A call to my business phone from someone with an Indian accent asked for me by name. Upon confirming my identity, the caller hung up abruptly, which was quite perplexing.
Absolutely disgusting experience with these scammers from an Indian call center, claiming to represent America!
Be cautious, as this caller is likely attempting to record your voice for fraudulent purposes, so it's best to block the call and not engage
After checking here on friday, i blocked the call
The tactics employed by this caller are reminiscent of a typical call center, where they request a name and then mute their phone to minimize background noise, raising suspicions of a scam.
