Complaints about Phone Numbers888-342-####
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They tell you your PNM bill is past due, and this is a cut off notice, they don't know that PNM doesn't have my cell phone number and my bill is up to date!
I am the owner of 888-342-3225. Someone is spoofing my number daily and have no way to stop it. The spoof caller makes it appear there was a missed call from my number. My apologies and even my Phone company can’t help me. Wish I knew of a way to stop it.
Hello this is Amber. Sorry that I missed you. I was calling to help you pick your payday loan problems. If you have more payday loans and you can pay back or feel like your payday loans or taking over your life. You may qualify for a loan program that payday loan companies don't want you to know about payday loan companies trap you and you paying sky high rates and we understand that people sometimes they cut more payday loans and they can handle one or more payday loans and all you need to qualify. We'll help you regain control of your payday loan and even provide you attorney representation to protect you from payday lenders and help you get back on track. Call 888-342-0226 for free consultation to find out if this program is right for you. Again call 88....
They tell me they can fix my payday loan problem, and even provide me with attorney representation! Just for curiosity I called the number back. All it did was play music. Guess they're sleeping in their country!
I just received the same e-mail. Called and realized it was a scam. Guy kept calling me asking why I called if I thought it was a scam. Blocked the number.
They emailed me. It said it was from 'Support Team' from my email provider. They claimed that my email had been compromised and someone from a foreign country was using my email to send out spam by the thousands. They were going to suspend my email causing me to loose my emails and contacts. This was to happen within 24 hours. In order for me to save my account, I could purchase from them a security code for either 5 years (around $50-$60) or a permanent one (around $110). Just changing my password would not do the trick they claimed. I suspected a scam and then hung up on them.
Woman at this number claimed to be Barbara De Costa with Bank of America, holding on deposit $2.3 million in sweepstakes winnings. Connected with John Gatsby, (918) 387-9317, who asked for bank info to wire money for a $350 fee.
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SCAMMERS. Bombarded with junk faxes, no opt out number. Avoid them and report.