41 second voice mail with first 25 seconds being background noise and vague voices, followed by computer-generated female voice asking "Hello. Are you there?" Suspect this is one of those schemes that records your voice; if you say "Yes", then they can use that to claim you requested something that will definitely cost you money.
41 second voice mail with first 25 seconds being background noise and vague voices, followed by computer-generated female voice asking "Hello. Are you there?" Suspect this is one of those schemes that records your voice; if you say "Yes", then they can use that to claim you requested something that will definitely cost you money.
1 of many numbers that started calling on the same day I received an email from "CareerBliss". Never signed up for anything nor am I looking for work. Website refuses to respond to me.
Said they were academic advisors and I immediately said I don't have student loans and then she said we want to match you up with colleges in your area and told her I already have a degree and then started to tell me they're looking
For Uber drivers in my area. Are they serious with this crap? It's almost comical.