408-550-1760

Area Code 408; Area: San Jose, CA

The telephone number 408-550-1760 was being searched 124 times. The last time it was checked was 7/14/2020 5:59:45 AM . 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 .

COMMENTS:

30 Jun 2020	Also got voice message repeated the phone number twice but did not state why they called. Category: Unknown
30 Jun 2020	Didn't answer since I didn't recognize the number - voice message repeated the phone number twice but did not state why they called. Category: Scam suspicion
29 Jun 2020	SSN scam. Category: SSN scam
29 Jun 2020	similar experience 06/29/2020 at 12:49pm Category: Unknown
29 Jun 2020	Never a good sign when someone calls but leaves no message; sorry, but the only way to reach me when I don't recognize number is to leave a voice message. They called me today early morning 6/29/2020 Category: Unknown

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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