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Phone number 480-933-1596 has 11 user reviews. The clearest classification is Scam suspicion (10 of 11 reviews).
This phone number has been searched 164 times and has 11 user reviews.
User reviews most clearly mention Credit Card.
Based on user reviews, 480-933-1596 is most often associated with Credit Card.
| Type | Reviews |
|---|---|
| Scam suspicion | 10 (90%) |
| IRS scam | 1 (9%) |
These topics and phrases appear repeatedly in reviews for 480-933-1596.
Here are representative review excerpts for 480-933-1596. Each excerpt comes from a distinct approved comment.
“BS robocall about Judge or grand jury. Call federal agent at 240-503-1763 to resolve this matter. Yeah right. Not in this lifetime. I wonder how many Walmart gift cards they wanted?! LOL.”
“Received text: “Morning Phillip. We are excited to have you as a consumer, so we have a little surprise for you. Reply Back OK to move forward. Stop to end” Did not respond.”
“Wanted my car insurance policy number. Told me he'd bill them for replacement windshield and cut me a check for half that amount so we could both make some bank off those greedy insurance companies out for more profit. I…”
BS robocall about Judge or grand jury. Call federal agent at 240-503-1763 to resolve this matter. Yeah right. Not in this lifetime. I wonder how many Walmart gift cards they wanted?! LOL.
Received text: “Morning Phillip. We are excited to have you as a consumer, so we have a little surprise for you. Reply Back OK to move forward. Stop to end” Did not respond.
Wanted my car insurance policy number. Told me he'd bill them for replacement windshield and cut me a check for half that amount so we could both make some bank off those greedy insurance companies out for more profit. I told him I wasn't interested in insurance fraud and wouldn't give him any information. Once I told him I had recorded this call the line went dead and he went off to make his next call. I blocked his number after he hung up.
phuck wads from at&t thinking they can rip me off. told me they have a half price sale on internet,tv & cell going on right now but the only way to get it is pre pay one year on my credit card right now and before the next 10 days i'll have their services. what really will happen is 10 days will go by, your credit card will be maxed out and at&t will say they never called you because that was a scammer............if it's too good to be true then you get what you bargained for. blocked these fumb duckers so they can't call me again.
""Hi, my name is Bob Hansen. I'm a website builder here in Albuquerque and in Santa Fe, and I make websites for small businesses anywhere in New Mexico on very small budgets. What I'd love to do if you let me is to show you a couple of website ideas I have for your business and I build simple affordable websites that rank extremely well on Google and my modern mobile-friendly site design will give your business a great online presence. So, please call me Bobby Hansen at 770.790.4700. Again, 770.790.4700. Thanks so much, bye-bye."" Interesting story. Apparently ""Bob Hanson"" is actually ""Robert Selfors"" and lives in North Carolina. He has had many companies were he rips-off customers and subcontractors. Google those two names together for the whole story. Under his ""Bob Hanson"" persona, he claims to be a local web designer, remotely using local phone numbers for his robo-calls. And get this... one of his scams is that he is a Christian minister!!!
IRS agent Matthew Young calling to tell me I need to go to Target and purchase $3200.00 of gift cards and call him back at this number within 2 hours or he'll be out to arrest me for income tax evasion or fraud. Matthew Young told me to call him back with the numbers off the back of the cards to prove I really got them and then he'll hold off on the arrest until I can send him the cards. Matthew Young there might be a sucker born every minute but I'm not one of them. Go phuck yourself and rot in hell.
My advice to any respectable person reading this, if you accosted by Dave Lach 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 LD (aka Lying Dave) 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. LD is a complete and utter waste of time. Clearly, my experience with lying Dave 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.
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 11 user reviews for 480-933-1596. The strongest reporting trend describes this caller as scam suspicion (10 reviews, 90% of categorised reviews). Read the reviews section for more detail.
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