called me twelve times.after each call was able to communicate my remittance account,to send money to a certain person i do not know.its good the remittance company called me and verified information,then they finally found out it was a fraud.
Scammers, probably from India, tweaking Vodaphone with a VOIP (Voice Over Internet Protocol) to route the call through a US based carrier to a US area code; in this case, Flint, Michigan. The giveaway is caller ID V91013512000014 preceeding 810-555-8487. Some of these ringtails answer in the Indian accent of the lemur "King Julian" in a TV show my kids used to watch, "The Penguins of Madagascar", with fake Anglo-sounding names ( John, Jason, etc.) claiming to be IRS agents, demanding that you send them owed back taxes to avoid imminent arrest. Next is "Microsoft calling to say your computer is infected with viruses; give us remote control of your computer to fix it", which is used for big time identity theft. Only slightly less idiotic than the Nigerian Lottery Winners scams. Not very useful to report the numbers as they use what are called "Switch Phone Numbers", which is what it implies: they switch numbers to avoid detection if a number of complaints are logged against a number. Seriously, the FBI cybercrime unit should be able to trace these numbers through the carrier as impersonating an IRS agent is a Federal Crime, but apparently privacy laws prevent this. If you have time the best way is to string them along to waste their time by providing fake IDs names, addresses, my favorite being 104-89-4999, which is the equivalent of "April Fool"; use your creativity.