On September 11 at approx. 6:30 PM a young lady came to my front door, said she was my neighbor and had been locked out, and asked to use the phone. I offered her my cell phone, she dialed the above no., was on the phone for a few seconds then hung up, saying her friend was nearby. She walked away and I did not see her again. I Googled the phone no. and found this site.
This number was call from my house in Houston by a young lady that knocked and asked to use the phone saying she was lost. She was walking with another young lady. I did a last number called and the 480 # called back giving me a permanent record on my caller id. I called the police as this was very strange behavior. I directed them to the intersection they were looking for, about 3 blocks from my house. I reported their location to the police and a few minutes later I was putting gas in my vehicle, 2 more blocks from their intersection and again reported their location to the police.
On September 11 at approx. 6:30 PM a young lady came to my front door, said she was my neighbor and had been locked out, and asked to use the phone. I offered her my cell phone, she dialed the above no., was on the phone for a few seconds then hung up, saying her friend was nearby. She walked away and I did not see her again. I Googled the phone no. and found this site.
Young Asian male came to the door supposedly selling magazines for a college communications class project. He said a professor would be calling to check on his communications skills. Then he borrowed cell phone and called 480-226-8451. Magazine scammers are currently all over this city saying they are affiliated with the college. Actually, I think they are brought in by van loads and let out in neighborhoods to scam people. This number must be the scammer company.