Patterned call attempts reveal that the number frequently pretends to be Cox Communications while probing for personal security details such as a pet's name or PIN. Callers often claim a promotional upgrade or a price reduction, then try to verify identity to access accounts. The safest move is to hang up immediately, avoid sharing any personal info, and never answer security questions on unsolicited calls. Verify any offers directly through the official Cox website or by calling a known customer‑service number. Use your phone’s block feature or a third‑party spam‑filter, and report the number to the FTC or your carrier.
Receiving a call from an unknown number that didn't leave a voicemail was a red flag, and researching it later confirmed my instincts.
A call from this number claimed to be from Cox Communications, offering a promotion, but when I mentioned I was moving, the caller quickly ended the conversation.
The person on the phone said they were from cox communications and adresssed me by my full name, offering a free service upgrade, but I knew it was a scam becuse cox just raised their prices
The call from this number seemed suspicious, as they claimed to represent Cox and requested sensitive information, including my security question and PIN number, which was unsettling.
This number is unknow to me
Lack of knowledge and concern about the issue is evident.
Similar to the previous report, the user also stated that their interaction with this number was satisfactory.
A supposed representative from Cox Comm attempted to extend my plan, but required my first pet's name, despite failing to provide correct answers to other security questions
The person calling is probably trying to obtain an answer to a security question to gain access to an account by changing the password.
The caller requested personal information, specifically the name of my first pet, under the guise of discussing an internet upgrade, which seems like a scamming tactic.
Random call, no voicemail. Ignored.
Accordint to the user, the information provided is good.
Personal info was requested and my address, along with the last four digits of my social, were mentioned in a pushy manner.
Initially, the call appeared suspicious, but the representative from XXXXXX Communications provided a new internet rate without requesting payment information, using my existing account details for verification, which suggests this interaction may be legitimate
Despite my efforts to ignore the calls, they persist, and the caller fails to leave a message, leading me to express my desire for them to cease contacting me.
