Like a magician pulling a rabbit out of a hat, these calls shuffle promises of free gadgets and low‑cost trials into a bewildering script. Callers repeatedly claim you won an iPad, an iPhone, or a cheap software renewal, then pressure you to click a link or call a spoofed number. The language is generic, the “company” name changes—T‑Mobile, Wells Fargo, Liberty Mutual—yet the tactics stay the same: urgency, hidden fees, and a dead‑end voicemail tree. Never share personal or payment info with an unknown number, and hang up if you’re asked to verify account details. Report the number to your carrier and place it on a block list. If a charge appears, contact your card issuer promptly to dispute and stop future payments.
I received both a voicemail and a text claiming to be from Liberty Mutual, stating they were assisting with an online quote for a 2020 Honda Insite, which is puzzling since I'm not in the market for a car.
The real website adress is not availible.
A text message was recieved, supposedly from Wells Fargo, stating that a transfer of $149.86 to Patrick C X had been declined, and instructing me to call a provided number.
They say they gonna charg me 7200 dollar for a 3 year computer software program renewal, thats alot of money!
Throughout the day, attempts to reach them have been unsuccessful, with the automated system stating I'm the third caller, putting me on hold, and then requesting my name and email address, but no response has been received
After paying a one-time trial fee of $4.95, I discovered a hidden condition in the confirmation fine print, stating that failure to cancel membership within a specified timeframe would result in automatic monthly charges of $69.99. Unfortunately, attempts to contact the provided phone number only led to automated responses, and I had to intervene with my credit card company to halt the payment.
An offer for an iPhone was received from this number, which seems suspicious given the context and the lack of personal connection or prior interaction.
They claim i won a ipad pro, but i know thats a scam, they just want my money
