510-915-9482 – Fraud user reviews

it's pretty obvious by now that these a-holes are scam artists. I have made the request to be removed and yet they just keep coming. And don't bother to waste your time to file a complaint with the FTC or the FCC as the federal government can't even keep their own house in order much less actually do their job that they're paid for. Maybe it's about time to start taking our own action, these idiots actually think they're protected but what they don't realize is what a bunch of educated but pissed off country hillbillies have the capability to do. Hey scammer(s), you might want to be looking over your shoulder at all times... I'm coming for YOU!

Person named Olivia Burrow was calling. Wanted me to donate to a 501(c)3 charity that helped children around the world and here in the US. Especially in the time of COVID-19 she claims a big need. This is a big scam and you should treat this caller with all the contempt you can muster. Nothing goes to a charity, unless you call lining Olivia Burrow's pockets a charity.

Shows on caller ID as Potential Fraud/Spam. I answered & this cupid stunt asked for ‘Ricky’. Told her she has the wrong number & to take me off her calling lit. she went to ask if I were interested in low cost covid testing. I interrupted this biotch & once again told her that I don’t know Ricky & that I would like to be taken off of her calling list. The cupid stunt continued to talk & I informed her that harassing strangers would not win her a new 'customer' err I mean person to rip off. As I hung up she was still trying to yell over me. I've never in my life seen so many fumb ducks doing their best to rip people off.

I called this number back, after getting a message telling me that legal action was being filed against me. There had been several missed calls on my phone. A woman with a very strong Indian accent and hard to understand, answered the call. She told me that there is a fraud case with my SSN. She continually asked me for my personal info. When I told her she should have all that, since she called me, she just kept saying she needed to verify my identity, with some personal info. I suggested that I should contact the police or FBI to investigate something this serious, instead of talking about it with an anonymous phone solicitor. She said, no, no, we are authorized to help. When I finally asked to speak to a supervisor in Social Security, she hung up on me.