First asked if I'd "received the package sent on USPS" this morning. When I asked who he was trying to reach, he paused for several seconds, then said "Mrs. White...?" as if he was caught off guard.
Next, I asked what phone number he was trying to call. Again, a lot of hesitancy:
Him: Area code 402...?
(Long pause)
Me: Yes.
Him: 5xx...?
(Long pause)
Me: Go on.
Him: Um...40?
He was obviously fishing for my last name and phone number.
We've been having all sorts of problems with Jamaican scammers using VoIP phone numbers to make it appear they're calling from Virginia, Florida, or Arizona. Add this one to the pile.
First asked if I'd "received the package sent on USPS" this morning. When I asked who he was trying to reach, he paused for several seconds, then said "Mrs. White...?" as if he was caught off guard.
Next, I asked what phone number he was trying to call. Again, a lot of hesitancy:
Him: Area code 402...?
(Long pause)
Me: Yes.
Him: 5xx...?
(Long pause)
Me: Go on.
Him: Um...40?
He was obviously fishing for my last name and phone number.
We've been having all sorts of problems with Jamaican scammers using VoIP phone numbers to make it appear they're calling from Virginia, Florida, or Arizona. Add this one to the pile.