It’s weird how a single number can pop up everywhere just to say nothing and then disappear. The pattern in the reports points to a classic robocall that pretends to be from a credit‑card issuer offering lower rates. Those offers are almost always a ruse to harvest personal data or sell unwanted services. The safest move is to let the call go to voicemail, never press any buttons, and block the number right away. Add the digits to your carrier’s spam list, register with the national Do‑Not‑Call registry, and consider a third‑party call‑blocking app. If you suspect fraud, file a complaint with the FTC.
A call was received on my landline, displayed as Omaha, NE, with no voicemail left, indicating the call was not of importance.
The caller id read "R DOBBS", but no message was left.
I got a cal at 1:50 PM, it was an automated voise, asking me to cal back about a credit card, but I dont have enny credit cards
At around 9:00AM, I recieved a call from someone claiming to represent my credit card company, offering a low intrest rate, but they failed to specify which company, strikely similiar to spam and fraude attempts
Dealing with these calls has become excessive, as they hang up immediately upon being told they are unwanted. This pattern suggests a systematic approach to avoiding actual conversation.
Requests to stop calling are being ignored
Today, at approximately 10:30 am, I received a call from this number on my cell phone; fortunately, Verizon's fraud alert prevented me from answering, and the caller, R DOBBS, did not leave a message
To eliminate this nuisance, a viable strategy is to engage with them and disrupt their operations. By picking up and wasting their time, you can throw them off guard. Since they likely make thousands of calls before getting an answer, you'll have their full attention. A possible tactic is to sound vulnerable, speak slowly, and provide false information, thereby prolonging the conversation. Recording and sharing these interactions online can also be an entertaining way to expose their scams.
The call was made, but no message was left.
The call ended abruptly, and the number was blocked, suspected to be associated with Jason Owen from Sea Island Diver, who has been known to stalk.
Repeated calls from this number are offering insurance, please block them
The caller attempted to gather personal information, stating it was required to lower my credit card interest rate due to my timely payments.
Since the number was unrecognized, I rejected the call; a recorded message was left on my voicemail offering to lower my credit card interest rates, which seemed like spam
It seem's we have similar experinces, possibly due to stupid political reasons
The familiar pattern of Card Services nonsense continues with calls from this number.
The caller ID showed R L Dobbs, but they always hang up when they hear my voicemail message
Interestingly, I received another call from 720-450-9642 just 3 hours prior to this one, which makes me wonder if there's a connection between the two numbers, so I've now blocked both.
They said they could lower my credit card rates, but didnt say wich credit card, so i blocked them.
Beware of this caller who pretends to represent your credit card issuer, trying to obtain personal information by offering a better interest rate.
This call is recognized as a nuisance from a telemarketer, and it's advisable not to engage with such solicitations.
This number called twice without leaving a message, and since I have no idea who it is, I've decided to block it.
Recived 4 calls, all of which were hung up, now the number is blocked
A claim was made about having a credit card, though the context and legitimacy of this claim are unclear.
They called and hung up, i tried to call them back but it didnt ring, its weird.
Under the name R Dobbs, this number has made several calls without leaving a message, which is quite annoying, as noted by L.
This number is being used for the Rachel credit card scam, you should block it
An automated message promising lower credit card interest rates, which appears to be a scam, has been received from this number, and it is recommended to block it.
When I picked up, someone claiming to be a bank loan officer from a local bank was on the line, but they quickly hung up
A robocall was made by someone named Heather, claiming to be able to lower interest rates
At approximately 2 p.m. today, my mobile phone rang, but no message was left, leading me to suspect that it was a telemarketing call based on other comments here.
