Definitely, this number appears to be a debt‑collection scam. Callers repeatedly claim you owe money, threaten credit‑profile hits, and demand personal ID, which are classic pressure tactics used by fraudulent collectors. Most reports mention hang‑ups, aggressive language, and a lack of verifiable company details, indicating a scam rather than a legitimate agency. Block the number on your handset and report it to your mobile provider or the national consumer protection hotline. Never share identification, bank details, or make payments without confirming the creditor directly. Keep a log of calls in case you need to file a complaint.
He claimed to represent the national debt council and said my service providers overcharged me. I refused to give personal details, mentioning the POPI Act, and he asked for my ID number.
When I asked the gentleman what his call concerned, he grew arrogant, demanded I verify my identity, and said I'd understand the purpose afterward. I told him to skip the small talk and state the reason, but he became rude and hung up without explaining.
Report shows a negative entry on the credit profile.
Please block this number and file a report.
Numerous calls are received, and each time I pick up, the line disconnects immediately.
I ignored the call after checking the rating, but they kept ringing nonstop. Ended up blocking the number, just saying.
Inombolo engaziwa ayinayo imininingwane ecacile, ngicela ukuthi ingashayi.
It showed up as spam, I saw the comments here and decided to block it.
Ngathi nguye umuntu ongasikhulumiyo
Ngathi nguye umuntu ongasikhulumiyo
The line is being used for spam calls.
