Constant calls all day. Probably 15 - 20 today. Every few minutes during the last hour.
Their caller ID says Vexaros, and a Google search reveals that is a company with an awful reputation.
I previously reported them to FTC and they stopped, but apparently are back at it.
A variety of info found on the net suggests they may be anything from a phony debt collector to scammer phishing to phony marketing.
IMO they are criminals who have now resorted to calling so frequently their calls are effectively harassing.
Constant calls all day. Probably 15 - 20 today. Every few minutes during the last hour.
Their caller ID says Vexaros, and a Google search reveals that is a company with an awful reputation.
I previously reported them to FTC and they stopped, but apparently are back at it.
A variety of info found on the net suggests they may be anything from a phony debt collector to scammer phishing to phony marketing.
IMO they are criminals who have now resorted to calling so frequently their calls are effectively harassing.
This number has been calling repeatedly with various ID-- today it was TINEA. Google shows Vexaros, I've seen this number associated with prior different caller ID as well. They leave a message that they want to talk to me about my mortgage and ask me to call
351-207-8029. The latter appears to be in MA. The former appears to be in TX.
They are likely scammers/thieves as I do not have a mortgage and hence there is no
reason for them to speak with me about one.
This person calls several times a day, every day. She wants me to return a call to 351-207-8029
Says she wants to talk about my mortgage. I don't have one. IMO this is some sort of scam or phishing deal.
I'd tried to complain at FTC. However, aside from the fact that it does no good, they seem uninterested in providing
a means to give them the call back numbers the scammers want you to call. Since they don't collect those numbers except as
a comment within the complaint, there is no systematic way for LE to track down the owner of the number people are being asked
to call.
I've gotten IRS scam calls. Neither IRS nor FTC has a fully functional easy way to give them the call back number the scammers
are asking their potential victims to call. Until they start collecting those numbers they will never be able to catch the criminals.