1-928-260-0717
The telephone number 928-260-0717 was being searched 83 times. The last time it was checked was 4/3/2020 11:17:29 PM . 3 comments were added to this telephone number . Other ways of searching this number are: 9282600717 , 1-928-260-0717 . Prefix 928 is the area code of Phoenix, AZ . So far 2 users have classified this telephone number as Scam suspicion , 1 users have classified this telephone number as Unknown .
COMMENTS:
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26 Mar 2020
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Asked if I was interested in a cash offer for a property. They didn't identify themselves and when I said no, they hung up.
Category: Scam suspicion
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26 Mar 2020
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Call three times in a row and left no message. Phone marked as potential scam. Would not trust.
Category: Scam suspicion
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25 Mar 2020
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They called me from the number 9282600717 No message left. Not calling them back. Waste of my time. I do not know who this is nor do I answer calls from people I don't know. If you don't leave a message I won't call you, and more than likely if I don't know you I won't call you back.
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
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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
