I also received a call from this number last month, and I was on the phone with them for half an hour trying to make out their strong accents. I got them pissed off because I made them repeat all the information a multiple number of times and yet still after the repetitions I had no idea what the whole situation was about, it was very confusing. They wanted to get my debt card numbers and I told them no, they got mad and hung up. They called again and I told them I was going to contact the police and they never called again. So my advice is to get them really pissed off, waste their time and entertain yourself, but don’t give into their fake accusations. Have fun!
These people have stolen personal information of mine, like everything, by hacking into some websites. I have notified the FBI and their partner that works with internet crimes, www.ic3.gov, as well as my local police department, per the instructions of the FBI agent. The local police stated that, yes, these numbers are coming through a voice bank (this is what he said it was called), and that these people are most likely in another country. Once the call goes through "the bank," they are able to use these fake American phone numbers. Unfortunately, the officer told me that because of this, catching them would be nearly impossible.
These people posed as a "crime prevention agency" and had an individual also pose as an attorney "in their office" that they transferred me to. I asked for some proof and told them to go ahead and fax their information to me. The information never came OF COURSE. This was only one of many phone calls. I have received calls from other phone numbers, same people! This was verified between my bank as well as the police.
Caller: US Finance
These people have stolen personal information of mine, like everything, by hacking into some websites. I have notified the FBI and their partner that works with internet crimes, www.ic3.gov, as well as my local police department, per the instructions of the FBI agent. The local police stated that, yes, these numbers are coming through a voice bank (this is what he said it was called), and that these people are most likely in another country. Once the call goes through "the bank," they are able to use these fake American phone numbers. Unfortunately, the officer told me that because of this, catching them would be nearly impossible.
These people posed as a "crime prevention agency" and had an individual also pose as an attorney "in their office" that they transferred me to. I asked for some proof and told them to go ahead and fax their information to me. The information never came OF COURSE. This was only one of many phone calls. I have received calls from other phone numbers, same people! This was verified between my bank as well as the police.
Caller: US Finance