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Phone number 480-906-2898 has 21 user reviews and was searched 623 times. Most users report this number as Scam suspicion (18 reports). Read the reports below and add your own review if you were contacted.
This phone number has been searched 623 times and has 21 user reviews (20 approved).
User reports most clearly mention text message.
Common themes mentioned by users include text message, bank alert, IRS scam and SSN scam.
One representative review says: “Caller: Hello. I’m calling from the Social Security Administration. We’ve sent you several letters, which you’ve failed to answer, and so I’m calling to let you know that there’s been suspicious activity on your…”
Based on approved user reports, 480-906-2898 is most often associated with text message.
Users frequently mention text message, bank alert, IRS scam, SSN scam.
This summary is based on 20 approved user reports.
| Type | Reports |
|---|---|
| Scam suspicion | 18 (90%) |
| IRS scam | 1 (5%) |
| SSN scam | 1 (5%) |
These topics and phrases appear repeatedly in approved reviews for 480-906-2898.
Here are representative report excerpts for 480-906-2898. Duplicate or near-duplicate comments are filtered out when possible.
“Caller: Hello. I’m calling from the Social Security Administration. We’ve sent you several letters, which you’ve failed to answer, and so I’m calling to let you know that there’s been suspicious activity on your…”
“These people are relentless, this scam is bigger than anyone realizes because they are able to manipulate blocking mechanisms. I had to change my number entirely to stop the harassing calls. In this particular…”
Julie Willoughby calling here to scam me. She wanted my card number so she could verify I'm not a minor. Julie Willoughb said once she could prove that,s he'd send me a link of her playing Kevin Thompson's skin flute until he gets his rocks off. I declined on the **** and her frivolous attempt to scam me once she had a card number.
Riley Thomas telling me he's gonna send me a video of him and Ron Adler crossing swords and doing each others bung holes till they pop their man juice all over each other............said all I need to do to watch him is give him my credit card number, not for a charge but to prove I'm of age to watch such debauchery. I told this guy he's one sick puppy if he's doing that stuff and if not, that's a terrible way to scam people because there's not that many people you can cold call that's willing to give out their credit card number to watch a couple of gay soy boys swap DNA.
Caller says and repeats often that his name is Riley Thomas and he's a federal agent blah blah blah and he needs my bank account routing and account number because he said someone in the Mexican border is using my account to launder money and he must make sure it's not me. I told Riley Thomas that if he's so smart and knows someone is using my account, then he already knows the account number I have. At that point Riley Thomas said don't make me the come from my home at 434 Devon Ct, Dowington, PA and fly all the way to wherever you live just to arrest you for money laundering. I told Riley Thomas to book a flight that I'd be waiting on my porch swing for him to show up. At that point Riley Thomas knew he's not going to be able to scam me so after a few curse words to me he hung up.
These people are relentless, this scam is bigger than anyone realizes because they are able to manipulate blocking mechanisms. I had to change my number entirely to stop the harassing calls. In this particular instance, they identify as publishers clearinghouse saying you won millions of dollars, but in order for you to get paid they need you to write checks to people at the ""IRS"" for taxes on monies won. Unfortunately, my elderly Aunt fell for this and they have put their hooks in and trying everything they can to get more money from her. She stopped answering calls, and things got scary. The callers started sending people to her house from businesses; the first one was a locksmith and the man told them they were trapped in her house in a wheelchair and needed him to break in to help him. Then they ordered pizzas at the local Domino's and had a pizza delivered, but my Aunt did not accept the pizza, as she did not order it. Each time the man that had been calling her was on the phone with the people from these business's as they entered her property having the person ask if she was such and such. We have several police reports, but we may go higher because this is totally consuming her life with fear; she is afraid to be in her own home! Whatever you do, do not accept calls from these people. One of the names they identify themselves as is Dave Kingston, and they call from multiple phone numbers, one of the numbers was from Jamaica, which is clearly where the name Kingston came from. Hope this helps someone else that needs to know about this number.
Text picture of Kevin Thompson and Nick Myers holding onto each others junk asking if I want a link to a video of them spilling their man juices all over each other to text my credit card number and they will send the link. Um, no thanks.
some sock cucker calling here to ask for bank info because he said I paid too much in taxes last year and he wants to refund direct deposit to my account........just needs my routing and account number, and oh my password too.
Nick Myers calling & telling me he still has his receipt for his gerbil and wants to know if he can return it because it's not his size.
They tried to take 99.95 out of my bank account which was denied due to fraud alert. Then called 2 times this morning about 3 minutes apart which I did not answer. Caller id said SHRM HR Trends. Do not answer their calls! They are calling from outside the United States. Came through the bank as ULTCREW VEGAS CONFERENCE.
Caller said her name is Mary Ann Mendoza and she's offering a ***** of her doing Nick Myers on the conference room table via her zoom account and all she needs for me to watch would be my credit card number so she can make a ""small"" charge and confirm that I'm not a minor. I told Mary Ann Mendoza not interested in being scammed today. She went on to tell me how she's going to polish Nick Myers's knob like I've never seen before. I told her I don't care if she can **** a golf ball through a 50 foot garden hose, she's of no interest to me and she's not going to get my credit card number. At that point she told me to go F myself, go F my granny, and go F my mamma and hung up on me.
Caller: Hello. I’m calling from the Social Security Administration. We’ve sent you several letters, which you’ve failed to answer, and so I’m calling to let you know that there’s been suspicious activity on your account and you need to take immediate action. Me: Excuse me. What did you say your name was? Caller: I’m from the Social Security Administration. You need to take immediate action, otherwise you may be arrested for fraud. Me: I’m sorry. I don’t think you’re really from the Social Security Administration. Caller: What? You don’t believe me? Why don’t you believe me? I’m from the U.S. Social Security Administration. What makes you say that I’m not? Me: No, you’re not from the Social Security Administration. I know better than that, because the Social Security Administration doesn’t call people up out of the blue like this. Caller: Yes, we do. I’m from the Social Security Administration. I can’t believe you don’t believe me. If you don’t follow my instructions immediately, you will be arrested and put in jail. We will send the police to come to your house and arrest you for fraud and nonpayment of taxes and — Me: Wait a minute, sir. Don’t threaten me. I know you’re not from the government and you know that I know you’re not from Social Security. What I want to know is how you got my phone number? Caller: The government has all phone numbers. We have your driver’s license and other information about you. You’re putting yourself at great risk. I’ve already said that we sent you letters which you didn’t answer — Me: Oh, yeah. You did say that. What address did you send the letters to? Caller: [pauses] Uh…Um.. I have it here. . . [Hangs up]
Got a text from this number with a link to click if I want to watch Kathy Pearce eat out Mary Ann Mendoza in the mail room of their office. I don't click on links from scammers or unknown numbers. Pretty sure Kathy and Mary Ann don't have any video to watch but clicking will get their attention and guaranteed you'll be scammed by them nasty beotches.
poor english speaker told me i was going to be arrested for back taxes if i didn't go to best buy and purchase some gift cards in the amount to total $3200.00 and call him back with the numbers on the back of the cards
My advice to any respectable person reading this, if you accosted by Kevin Thompson and his scam phone call, just know he's about as reliable as a street corner con artist, run for the hills! If you get a call from LK (aka Lying Kevin) a real champion of integrity-know that he's in the business of selling scams and snake oil. I suggest hitting IGNORE. He's not a stranger to reeling in honest people to his scam only to set them up for credit card fraud. LK is a complete and utter waste of time. Clearly, my experience with lying Kevin Thompson is nothing short of disgusting. Nope he didn't rip me off but I'm not pulling any punches here when it comes to rotten scammers (and their lying friends in their little call centers) who try and take advantage of upstanding people.
phuck tards texted me and want to know what i thought of daddy biden as president. i texted them back FJB let's go Brandon and for some reason they quit texting me
unsolicited text with a survey about presidential poll numbers. I did not reply because that just tells them the list of numbers they bought illegally on the dark web are active. Pretty sure they already know the country's opinion of said president so I just blocked the number.
sorry old lass claimed he was Nick Myers trying his best whilst drunk to read from a script on how to con me out of my credit card. i felt sorry for the old chap, but not sorry enough to "lend" him him credit card number as he requested. Wanted my card so he could have money to run for some kind of bogus election but he couldn't remember where he was running or what he was running for.....said he knew it wasn't for president, but couldn't remember because he was drunk.
Me after pressing 1 to get a live person: ""Hello could you please remove me from the list?"" Indian Man: ""ok, f!ck yourself, f!ck your mother, f!ck your grandmother, f!ck your whole family"" hangs up
I told him to quit calling me while I was in school plus I'm not old enough yet to have a credit card. He asked me if I was a pretty school girl and then started talking nasty dirty *** talk to me. He wanted to know my bra size and told me he's playing with his giant baby maker in his hand. He said he knows where I live and might come over sometime and spank my bare **** or lick my *******. Because of him now I want to move 🤬
Unsolicited text about real estate. No Clue as to what I own. Eradication of these wasted text generators cannot come soon enough.
🤬🤬🤬🤬 Says his name is Mohammad & he has used ISIS brides for sale--cheap. 🤬🤬🤬🤬
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There are 20 approved user reports for 480-906-2898. The strongest reporting trend describes this caller as scam suspicion (18 reports, 90% of categorised approved reviews). Read the reviews section for more detail.
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