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Phone number 702-800-2723 has 12 user reviews and was searched 293 times. Most users report this number as Scam suspicion (11 reports). Read the reports below and add your own review if you were contacted.
702-800-2723 appears to be a landline number linked to Las Vegas, NV.
The prefix is associated with LEVEL 3 COMMUNICATIONS.
This phone number has been searched 293 times and has 12 user reviews.
User reports most clearly mention bank alert.
Common themes mentioned by users include bank alert, SSN scam, asking and scammer.
One representative review says: “It was about 2 am, I was sleeping when my phone rang, It was a call from an unknown number. I answered and for few seconds all I could hear was static and quite whispering in the background, until a man's voice came…”
Based on approved user reports, 702-800-2723 is most often associated with bank alert.
Users frequently mention bank alert, SSN scam, asking, scammer.
This summary is based on 12 approved user reports.
| Type | Reports |
|---|---|
| Scam suspicion | 11 (91%) |
| SSN scam | 1 (8%) |
These topics and phrases appear repeatedly in approved reviews for 702-800-2723.
Here are representative report excerpts for 702-800-2723. Duplicate or near-duplicate comments are filtered out when possible.
“It was about 2 am, I was sleeping when my phone rang, It was a call from an unknown number. I answered and for few seconds all I could hear was static and quite whispering in the background, until a man's voice came…”
“Joe Atichison, a COVID-19 positive software scammer and convicted *** offender of the Province of Montreal Quebec, was also convicted for distribution of German child *********** involving 5 year old German boys..…”
Dave Lach 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.
It was about 2 am, I was sleeping when my phone rang, It was a call from an unknown number. I answered and for few seconds all I could hear was static and quite whispering in the background, until a man's voice came over the phone and said my name. I asked ""Who is this?"" but they just kept repeating my name and moaning so I hung up. A few minuets later just as I was about to fall asleep again, my phone rings. Once again it was an unknown number, and I answered. I heard the same static from before, but there were no voices in the back ground this time, only moaning sounds of pleasure. For a few seconds I'm just listening to the static until I hear my name again from the same voice as before. I asked who it was, but there was no reply. I could hear them breathing on the other end. I hung up again. They called one last time, and I answered the phone, ""Who is this?"". The same voice said, ""It's Joe Outcalt, come play."" I could hear him self gratifying himself whilst he was whispering my name. I went to my front door. There was nobody outside and checked that this creep wasn't nearby. After that, thankfully I never heard from them again.
Matty Widner calling asking for my credit card number so he can get out of trouble with his mommy. Seems little boy Matty was shakin the sausage in his moms basement to some pay per view **** on mom's credit card and it caught up with him. Now he's calling asking ""just one time"" can you pay for one video so mommy don't get mad at me. You know this jack wad is making that story up only to try and get your card number and max you out...........kinda like the dude on the street corner with a cardboard sign instead of saying will work, anything helps, god bless, he thinks being honest and saying why lie I need a beer will bring in more cash. Matty boy Widner thinks you will give him your card number ""if he says I will only uses it once"" when you know he's lying through his teeth.
Scam call asking for my credit card number to alter the bad results from a pre employment drug screen test I supposedly just took. Well that scam would work if I was just applying and starting a job AND if I was a drug user. Beings me and my husband have never done drugs and both are and have been employed for long term, I knew it was just a shakedown scam for our cash. You see if some drug user fell for this, they still are not going to get hired because this scammer took the money and ran and the job found out the true results. Drug user isn't going to try and go after the scammer when they are in fact dirty and would have to admit to the cops they were trying to cover that up with a prospective customer. These scammers seem to make up a new way to rip people off each way they can.
how low can we as a society go when now the scammer is asking for $399.00 to ship out a test at home covid kit where you will get instant results and know if you are supposed to go to work or school tomorrow because of instant results. this phucking scammer could barely read english or pronounce words properly with his thick indian accent. you know he's not sending you anything for your money, and if he does, it's certainly not worth anything or else everyone in the world would already be testing this way instead of waiting in line and then waiting days for your results. sorry scum scammers will use anything for personal gain while ripping people off.
Joe Atichison, a COVID-19 positive software scammer and convicted *** offender of the Province of Montreal Quebec, was also convicted for distribution of German child *********** involving 5 year old German boys.. 11480 avenue Pelletier Montreal,Quebec H1H 3S4 Avoid at all costs.. * Your scamming Business is over on Kijiji*😫 (Time to walk Dogs and pick up dog **** to take home for your lady to put on toast with cheese for the both of you ) Calls himself ( LOUBI LOUBI ) on Facebook Marketplace in Montreal He chose the right name for himself because he likes to ( Loubi Loubi ) lube up little five-year-old boys before he puts his little pink French doggy **** inside childrens cheese pizza butts....Joe Atichison will rip you off if you give him your credit card number........he' a pervert scammer that constantly calls random numbers to try and support his **** habit.
robo call claiming to be enforcement from the Social Security Administration. States that your SSN (without giving it) has been ""suspended"" and that if you do not call an 888 number back you will have dodged federal law enforcement. It also claims illegal activity using your SSN. Clearly a phishing scam.
Scam call asking for my credit card number to alter the bad results from a pre employment drug screen test I supposedly just took. Well that scam would work if I was just applying and starting a job AND if I was a drug user. Beings me and my husband have never done drugs and both are and have been employed for long term, I knew it was just a shakedown scam for our cash. You see if some drug user fell for this, they still are not going to get hired because this scammer took the money and ran and the job found out the true results. Drug user isn't going to try and go after the scammer when they are in fact dirty and would have to admit to the cops they were trying to cover that up with a prospective customer. These scammers seem to make up a new way to rip people off each way they can.
scamming rat bass turds that call every day asking for bank or credit card info so they can rip you off.
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.
how low can we as a society go when now the scammer is asking for $399.00 to ship out a test at home covid kit where you will get instant results and know if you are supposed to go to work or school tomorrow because of instant results. this phucking scammer could barely read english or pronounce words properly with his thick indian accent. you know he's not sending you anything for your money, and if he does, it's certainly not worth anything or else everyone in the world would already be testing this way instead of waiting in line and then waiting days for your results. sorry scum scammers will use anything for personal gain while ripping people off.
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!
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There are 12 approved user reports for 702-800-2723. The strongest reporting trend describes this caller as scam suspicion (11 reports, 91% of categorised approved reviews). Read the reviews section for more detail.
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