Phone number 855-557-6300 has 8 user reviews and was searched 455 times. Most users report this number as Scam suspicion (7 reports). Read the reports below and add your own review if you were contacted.
This phone number has been searched 455 times and has 8 user reviews.
User reports most clearly mention text message.
Common themes mentioned by users include text message, bank alert, SSN scam and telemarketing.
One representative review says: “Just got a call from James Austin claiming to be a financial advisor and that he can say you a **** load of money on interest. James Austin said all he needed to get me started in saving all that dough is to give him…”
Based on approved user reports, 855-557-6300 is most often associated with text message.
Users frequently mention text message, bank alert, SSN scam, telemarketing.
This summary is based on 8 approved user reports.
| Type | Reports |
|---|---|
| Scam suspicion | 7 (87%) |
| Unknown | 1 (12%) |
These topics and phrases appear repeatedly in approved reviews for 855-557-6300.
Here are representative report excerpts for 855-557-6300. Duplicate or near-duplicate comments are filtered out when possible.
“Just got a call from James Austin claiming to be a financial advisor and that he can say you a **** load of money on interest. James Austin said all he needed to get me started in saving all that dough is to give him…”
“Just got a call from James Austin claiming to be a financial advisor and that he can say you a **** load of money on interest. James Austin said all he needed to get me started in saving all that dough is to give him…”
Just got a call from James Austin claiming to be a financial advisor and that he can say you a **** load of money on interest. James Austin said all he needed to get me started in saving all that dough is to give him my credit card number, social security number, and that funny 3 digit number on the back of the card. Then according to James Austin because he's so smart, he will contact the card holder and negotiate a much lower rate of interest. All James Austin ask is a one time $799.00 charge to get me set up. Tell you what, if you give this cold called James Austin your info you are dumber than a box of rocks. Not only will he take the 'agreed' upon amount of $799.00 from you, he will max out your cards and when you contact the company about it they are going to tell you they have never heard of James Austin and he has no way to negotiate like he claimed on your behalf. At that point James Austin is on an island somewhere enjoying your cash and you are stuck for being such and idiot and believing a jack wad that calls you out of the blue. Phuck you James Austin!
James Austin telling me he's gonna send me a video of him and Ron Adler crossing swords and doing each others bung holes till they pop their man juice all over each other............said all I need to do to watch him is give him my credit card number, not for a charge but to prove I'm of age to watch such debauchery. I told this guy he's one sick puppy if he's doing that stuff and if not, that's a terrible way to scam people because there's not that many people you can cold call that's willing to give out their credit card number to watch a couple of gay soy boys swap DNA.
James Austin, 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....James Austin 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.
Just got a call from James Austin claiming to be a financial advisor and that he can say you a **** load of money on interest. James Austin said all he needed to get me started in saving all that dough is to give him my credit card number, social security number, and that funny 3 digit number on the back of the card. Then according to James Austin because he's so smart, he will contact the card holder and negotiate a much lower rate of interest. All James Austin ask is a one time $799.00 charge to get me set up. Tell you what, if you give this cold called James Austin your info you are dumber than a box of rocks. Not only will he take the 'agreed' upon amount of $799.00 from you, he will max out your cards and when you contact the company about it they are going to tell you they have never heard of James Austin and he has not way to negotiate like he claimed on your behalf. At that point James Austin is on an island somewhere enjoying your cash and you are stuck for being such and idiot and believing a jack wad that calls you out of the blue.
Unemployment Indian fella who claimed to be based in Kentucky but when I asked what city he was from he stuttered and threw the subject off
Joe Devine telling me he's gonna send me a video of him and Ron Adler crossing swords and doing each others bung holes till they pop their man juice all over each other............said all I need to do to watch him is give him my credit card number, not for a charge but to prove I'm of age to watch such debauchery. I told this guy he's one sick puppy if he's doing that stuff and if not, that's a terrible way to scam people because there's not that many people you can cold call that's willing to give out their credit card number to watch a couple of gay soy boys swap DNA.
Greg Michaels. calling from a boiler room call center, reading from his script on how to rip people off by asking for bank information in the guise of offering them a pre approved line of credit to use for whatever you want. Give this phuck wad Greg Michaels. your info and you can kiss your credit rating and your balances good bye.
Henry Coleson selling male enhancement products, claim I requested information and they are making a follow up call. Texted me a picture of before and after of his ***** and said I'd really benefit if I bought this stuff from him. When I told him I didn't request any information because I'm a girl and don't have a ***** he laughed and said ""oh, let me come on over and show you how well this stuff works"" then he said he'd let me touch and play with the finished product until he exploded his man juice all over me. Since he sent dirty pictures and started talking nasty stuff that he was going to do, I told my mom and she blocked his number and was going to tell on him and get him in trouble for talking to a kid and sending nasty pictures.
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There are 8 approved user reports for 855-557-6300. The strongest reporting trend describes this caller as scam suspicion (7 reports, 87% of categorised approved reviews). Read the reviews section for more detail.
User reports suggest that 855-557-6300 may be suspicious. Review the comments carefully and look for warning signs such as repeated calls, voicemail pressure, suspicious messages, or requests for money or personal information.
Yes, some user feedback for 855-557-6300 mentions text-message-related activity. Review the comments to see whether users describe spam texts, suspicious links, or repeated messaging.
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