Faked number - comes back as a non-working Verizon Wireless number.
Scammers calling asking if I had lost money recently to any type of investment fraud. Of course they were going to "try" and recoup some or all of my money - if I would just agree to pay them a fee.
I was born at night - but it wasn't LAST night. What a moron.
Faked number - comes back as a non-working Verizon Wireless number.
Scammers calling asking if I had lost money recently to any type of investment fraud. Of course they were going to "try" and recoup some or all of my money - if I would just agree to pay them a fee.
I was born at night - but it wasn't LAST night. What a moron.
Just received a call. I pre-empted the conversation, immediately after his greeting, asking if they were investiating me for fraud, or investigating others on my behalf. When I answered affirmatively to the question about getting phone calls from investment companies, which was asked with a concerned voice, he asked if I had fallen to any, and I said no, and explained that they turned up fradulent during my due diligence process, when I came across infected websites, and BBB ratings of F. He said not to rely totally on BBB ratings, since A ratings doens't guarantee they're not fraudulent. He remarked I had a good head on my shoulders, and said if I ever had a questionable investment situation, to call. He acted genuine. Of course, since I have a good head on my shoulders, I wondered why and how he called me, since he didn't seem to be with any financial institutions I do business with. And so I'm reporting here for the benefit of others. Hopefully you can read between the lines.