Multiple reports highlight persistent calls from this number, often lacking clear company identification and seeking personal details, which raises red flags for potential fraud. Callers frequently reference 'Credit corp' or demand info for unrelated names, echoing patterns of debt collection harassment or scams that rotate numbers to evade blocks. Suspicion peaks when switchboard operators request your data upfront—classic tactic to fish for info. Block the number immediately and never share details. If it's legitimate debt, they'll send written notice; otherwise, report to authorities like the Do Not Call Registry. Staying vigilant prevents escalation into identity theft or financial loss.
The caller never gave a name or business, only asked for Jane Llewellyn. I explained I've owned this number for over 20 years, it's not me, and I don't know anyone by that name. Interestingly, I received similar calls 11 years ago requesting the same person.
A credit‑council agency reached out, but they keep using various numbers, making it hard to track them.
A scammer reached out, targeting the naive and gullible. These fraudsters are after your money. Block them!
I ignored and blocked the call from Credit Corp.
I chose to ignore and block the credit corporation's calls.
The call appeared to be from a credit corporation; I’ve blocked the number.
These are outright scoundrels who will try to con you. Never, I repeat never engage with this scammer.
The caller gave no indication of the company name.
After returning the call, the person claimed to be at a switchboard and requested my info to trace the original caller. I’m looking for advice on handling such low‑ball tactics.
After returning the call, the person on the line never mentioned the company's name.
