Caller ID said: Payday Loan that I never applied for. I've received six calls from different numbers beginning at 6:00am. I'm reporting all numbers to FTC.Gov for violation of the do not call list.
"THE FBI...FREE SIGN ON YOUR YARD...FREE...SECURITY...FREE..." These same jerks are doing google business, credit card services, prescription cards. They ignore all requests to be removed from their calling list. Block them.
All of the above Robo call telling me I can put a sign in the front and blah blah blah I wasnt home so the robo call talked to a robo recorder loloolol
This number is one of many I get, it becoming a royal pain in the [***]. I never answer them, I only answer calls from people I know. I get these calls on my landline also my cell everyday and several times a day. These people need to get a real job and stop trying to scam people. They try to collect uncollected debts, tell you that the government want to give you a grant free and you don't have to pay it back (really) I had talked to one of these scammers and asked them, what government do they work for because our government doesn't have money to give away, I asked one of the scammers why are you doing this when they know it illegal, his answer was to make money, (UNBELIEVABLE), then they hung up. For people who don't know, the statue of limitations in Ca. is 4 years for uncollected debt after that they can never collect, that's why they keep calling, to see if you will sent them money, don't ever send them money because once you do that starts the statue of limitation all over again, even if they tell you they will settle for a small portion of it, once you send a payment then they can collect the whole debt. Read it for yourself, type in your goggle statue of limitation in Ca, and read it for yourself, each state may be different, remember if the statue of limitation is up, never send them money, and even if it isn't let them try to sue first, you can always settle it. Also if they tell you there the IRS, it's a scam. The IRS will never call you and ask for money, they will contact you by a formal IRS letter only. My best advise is answer only number you know, and maybe someday theses scammers will find a real job.....Remember nothing is free, they may tell you that you won something and ask for you SSN or credit card, never, never give that information out.