I got a call from them and it was this man with an Irish accent talking about Irish against St. Patrick's Day. He was like don't participate in it or drink on this day. Like it worries me cause St. Patrick's Day isn't for another year. I really hope it's just a prankish service
Claimed to be "Credit Card Fraud Department" but never gave the name of a card issuer (automatically suspicious), then proceeded to claim three large questionable charges from Guatemala (none of my credit or debit cards have such charges -- just checked them earlier today). Caller ID showed only number & "Benton, AR" (none of my card issuers are connected to that city). Apparently pre-recorded; female voice carried on as if it were a normal conversation but she was clearly NOT responding to my voice at all, and she continued speaking as if I answered even when I was silent. Hung up after she read the third charge from Guatemala and "replied" as if she was questioning my "denial" of being in Guatemala. Probable scam, but chose "Prank Call" because I hung up before she could pull any scam.
Received a call saying I went to their gas station and didn't pay. When I asked for the name of the station, he gae it to me and I have never heard of it before. So I told him I don't gt my gas there and he claimed they matched my license with my number. J hung up. I assumed that he was gonna start asking for debit information
He claimed I hit his car and left a note on his car with my phone number on it. When I asked his name, he just cussed at me and kept on repeating I hit his car.
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