This number has been reported multiple times for scam-related calls, with a variety of tactics used to deceive recipients. Common themes include fake offers of compensation claims, insurance, and Amazon Prime renewals. Callers often use aggressive behavior when challenged, and some have shown knowledge of personal information like names and contact details, raising concern. It's clear these calls are attempts to gather personal or financial details. If you receive a call from this number, do not engage—simply hang up and block the number. Be cautious of any unsolicited calls that request personal information or payments, especially when you didn’t initiate contact. Stay vigilant and report any suspicious activity to authorities.
A suggested approach is to confront the caller by asking for their identity and affiliation, which often leads to them terminating the call.
This number has been identified as a scam.
The phone's built-in security feature flagged this number as a potential scam, and it was wise not to answer.
Immediately I realised the caller wasnt who he claimed, saying he was from a law firm regarding a car accident, so I ended the call
A woman with an Indian accent contacted me, stating she was from a compensation law firm, which is the second such call I've received in two days from individuals with Indian accents who possess my personal details.
The number rang my phone six times today; since no voicemail was left, I assumed it wasn't urgent and blocked it for peace of mind.
My phone flagged this as a scam after I missed the call; I suggest steering clear of any interaction.
Honestly, I didn’t answer and no voicemail was left; I’m fed up with these scam calls.
Someone called, claiming to be Sam from a law firm about a car accident I was supposedly involved in, but the dialogue felt off, so I hung up right away.
Someone asserted that I had been part of a car crash earlier this year and then promised help to secure compensation from the other party.
I received a call from this number about a car accident claim inquiry, which I found unsettling.
An Indian‑accented woman claimed I was involved in a car accident and said she represented a law firm.
The caller claimed to be from Amazon Prime, stating that my account would be charged $99, but I recognized it as a scam and terminated the call
Initially, I recieved a recorded message from someone claiming to be from amazon prime video, they were supposibly going to debit my account $99, I became suspisous and challanged them, they eventualy hung up on me, whats going on with these peoples
