Earlier today, several iPhone users flagged a call from +17439028213 as a possible scam. The device’s built‑in scam detection labeled it as suspicious, and the caller left a brief voicemail after the recipient hung up. Because the number is not tied to a known business and the timing followed a recent banking inquiry, it fits common robocall and phishing patterns. Consumers should avoid returning the call, refrain from sharing personal data, and use their phone’s block feature to stop future rings. Additionally, reporting the number to the FTC or your carrier’s spam‑report line can help curb the source.
It's perplexing why someone would ignore the message and take a screenshot, and I'm curious about their intentions and planned actions, as the post appears to be attention-seeking and dramatic.
My iPhone flagged the call as a potential scam, and it arrived shortly after I contacted a banking institution, so I didn't answer and instead took a screenshot of the call
