Phone number: 1-408-550-1760

1-408-550-1760 SUMMARY

The telephone number 408-550-1760 was being searched 185 times. The last time it was checked was 01/12/2021 . 5 comments were added to this telephone number . Other ways of searching this number are: 4085501760 , 1-408-550-1760 . Prefix 408 is the area code of San Jose, CA .

So far 3 users have classified this telephone number as Unknown , 1 users have classified this telephone number as Scam suspicion , 1 users have classified this telephone number as SSN scam .

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Other variations of the number 1-408-550-1760

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What is Scam call ?

Another nuisance is phone scams. If you have a lot of missed calls from the same number you are unfamiliar with, do not call it back. It is very probable that it is a scam call. The problem with such calls is that they are very difficult to recognise. They are very similar to ordinary numbers.

Our website will help you to recognise at least some of them. If you decide to call the unknown number back, and you realise that there is nobody on the other end, hang up immediately. Otherwise, you may be charged high connection fees because very often such call is sent to a premium rate number without your knowledge.

Even if there’s someone on the other end, they may pretend a person or an organisation you trust. They usually ask for very sensitive information such as name and address, passport numbers, banking details, credit card details etc. Therefore, remember, do not provide any personal information.

A few signs that may indicate telephone fraud

• They want you to invest in something

• They want your credit card data

• Caller trying to get you to buy something over the phone will offer a bonus or free gift if you purchase what they are selling right away

• The caller says you have been selected to receive a grant for something from the government, but you need to pay a processing fee

• The caller may say you have won a free vacation or some other prize, but there is a shipping or handling fee, so they need your credit card information to send it to you

• If you get a call from someone selling tickets to a big-prize lottery from another country

• If you miss a call from an unfamiliar number and it only rang once, do not call back out of curiosity. It can redirects you to a pay-per-minute number that plays a fake recorded message

• They offer to fix your computer

• They are collecting for a charity you have never heard of. Fake charities will insist on your credit card number

• They want your personal information

• They are collecting a debt which you do not remember incurring

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To identify the number you don't know, first you have to type 'reverse phone lookup' on the browser, then type the unknown number in the search field, click the search button and you'll get the results. You will find all the details linked to the unknown number.

The results will include the phone owner's name and address and sometimes the exact location. You can use websites which are paid or free of charge. But remember, if you use options which are free, the data will be probably limited to the name and address and location of the unknown landline number.