Wow, gotta be sure to throw your politics into a phone number report site, quite bitter of you.
Any number with a prefix of 0 or 1 is a number that is routed outside the US. That the foreigners obtained the number from Texas is probubly due to the cheaper prices since the state isn't drenched in taxes.
Caller ID says "Texas" and gives the number. If you pick up and get a person, they will try to scam you in any one of a variety of ways from selling various services to threatening yuou with debt collection. Report them to the FCC, Federal Trade Commission, your own state Attorney General's office and the Texas State Attorney General (not sure how much Texas will actually try to shut down a business, even one that is grossly dishonest).
Wow, gotta be sure to throw your politics into a phone number report site, quite bitter of you.
Any number with a prefix of 0 or 1 is a number that is routed outside the US. That the foreigners obtained the number from Texas is probubly due to the cheaper prices since the state isn't drenched in taxes.
It appears that these scammers are running out of spoofed numbers to use, as any reasonable person would recognize this is not a legitimate number. But then again, there must be quite a few people who are not reasonable, as these scams have gone on for years.