877-412-4706

The telephone number 877-412-4706 was being searched 97 times. The last time it was checked was 5/30/2020 12:25:01 AM . 3 comments were added to this telephone number . Other ways of searching this number are: 8774124706 , 1-877-412-4706 . So far 1 users have classified this telephone number as Scam suspicion , 2 users have classified this telephone number as Unknown .

COMMENTS:

13 Apr 2020

This number left a voicemail from a mumbled voice saying they were a bond service for a debt collector. Didn’t leave a return number like normal legit businesses do. Also there was some fumbling on the phone prior to someone speaking. This has to be a scam.

Category: Scam suspicion

26 Mar 2020

877 412 4706; Mar. 25, 2020, I thought it might be a company returning my call. A lady spoke mumbles which caused me to suspect it was a robo call. I asked what she wanted. She said, in clear english, Nothing. and hung up. So why did she call? Anybody know the scam?

Category: Unknown

25 Mar 2020

Got a call this morning. I was at work so didn't answer. I don't call back unknown numbers, which I think is good behaviour because of possible unwanted costs. Some time ago I had call from similar number

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
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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