Heads up: repeated calls from +6498873087 are classic high‑pressure scams targeting anyone with a listed number. Callers consistently claim prior interest in online trading, Bitcoin, or a ‘second‑income’ scheme, then push software downloads or banking details. They often know your name but have no other data, indicating a scraped directory rather than a legitimate lead source. Hang up immediately, block the number, and report it to your carrier. Never install unsolicited apps or share personal or financial information. Consider a call‑blocking app and regularly audit who has your contact details to limit exposure.
A girl, claiming to be from Switzerland, called and was extremely rude, refusing to disclose how she obtained my number
A person with a strong accent, aware of my name, asserted that I had shown interest in making money online and requested that I download software and provide my active bank account number to activate a trading account; this raised alarm bells, and I've blocked the number
The caller, who sounded like she was from India, claimed to be representing a trading company, but i didnt let her continue, as i wasnt interested, and i hung up, which was a bit rude, but necesary.
During the call, the caller attempted to gather personal information, including age, name, and marital status, while offering a second income opportunity, claiming the number was obtained from a friend, but fortunately, the call was blocked.
Some extra income is offered by them, with a indian accent and all
Due to the fact that the caller was aware of my name, it was clear they had done their reseach, however the backround noise was distubing, and they were attempting to persueade me to invest in a second income oppertunity. When i expresed my disinterest, the caller abruptly ended the conversation, stating 'we are just getting started and you will be interested'.
The scamming operation, as described in the title, involves multiple individuals posing as staff members of a company; in my experience, they promoted a system for making easy money with little effort, but when I expressed skepticism and warned them about their scam, they quickly passed me on to another person, claiming to be their manager, and eventually, their director, in an attempt to persuade me to part with my money; after I warned them again, they called me back the next day using a different number, which led me to search for the numbers online and confirm my suspicions that they are indeed scammers
Broker services call was pushy and full of jargon. Felt more like a sales trap than genuine advice.
Obviously, I had never signed up for their financial service, yet the lady on the phone insisted that I had shown interes
Apparently, this call was attempting to convience me to download an app that supposidly would generate income.
A call from this number featured a loud and insistent Indian woman who attempted to persuade me to invest in a scheme, despite my initial denial of any interest, and I was forced to end the call
The caller appeared to be of Indian origin.
A caller from this number claimed to be from FSM and stated that I had shown intrest in making money online, which is not true, they wanted me to download some software, sounds like a scam to me, especialy
During the call, the person was offering a second income oportunity, and there were alot of other voices in the background, but they didnt know my name, and asked for my age, which I found suspicious, and I informed them that I would be reporting this to the autorities and my phone company.
The caller have a strong accent, they know my name, and they talk about a second income.
No messages were left after a series of calls from 09 887 3086, 09 887 3087, and 09 887 3094, with the first call receiving no response and the others being ignored.
My name was known to them, but they didnt want to disclose where they got it from, and claim i expressed intrest in making money online
Due to the background noise, it was clear that the Indian woman was calling from a large call centre, and her claim of responding to my investment enquiry was a falsehood, as I had made no such enquiry, and her persistence was met with insistence from me to end the call.
The caller claimed I had expressed interest in earning extra income online, but I denied this and ended the call.
A woman with a indian accent, keep insisting me to invest in bitcoins, and the background noise is very distrubing, I hung up the phone.
The caller was aware of my name and persisted in their attempts to engage me in a conversation about online money-making opportunities, which I had not expressed interest in
As previously mentioned, this number has been identified as a scam, with the caller attempting to pitch opportunities for additional income
The caller inquired about my age, workplace, and financial situation, claiming I could earn an additional $1000, and asked for my bank and card details before transferring the call to someone else, who then asked about my income and abruptly ended the call after I provided a vague response.
The caller attempted to persuade me to engage in online trading and requested my card information.
The caller, a woman with an Indian accent, was aware of my name and attempted to discuss trading, including bitcoin, despite my clear disinterest, which led to the call being terminated.
The caller's accent and noisy background suggested a call centre environment, and they claimed to have my details from a referral, although they only had my name and number, possibly sourced from a phone book. Their request to visit their website and download software raised suspicions, prompting me to keep them engaged in conversation for as long as possible, observing their increasingly irritated tone.
Silent call that kept ringing then stopped—quite irritating.
