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Weird phone calls
This has been happening to me in the last 2 years. People are calling me asking why I called them. Of course I didn't, but they are understandably sad. Also I am getting calls from people leaving no vm and when I call them back or text them, they tell me the same thing.
Does anyone have the same problem with a fix other than changing my phone number that I've had for a lifetime? Btw this destroyed my small business 😞 I no longer able to know when to answer!!!
Thank you
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Fl_retire
ACE - Professor
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2.8K Messages
4 years ago
Telemarketers and scammers are using a computer program to spoof your number and other numbers. The are also using what is called neighborhood spoofing of the same area code and prefix in hoping the person receiving the call thinks it is a local number. Links below has info on this.
https://nomorobo.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360016100171-What-is-Neighbor-Spoofing-
https://support.robokiller.com/hc/en-us/articles/360014242892-What-is-Neighbor-Spoofing-and-how-do-I-enable-it-
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SamerTall
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4 years ago
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Fl_retire
ACE - Professor
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4 years ago
Sprint, TMobile, and Verizon customers are having the same problem with telemarketers using your or other individual’s numbers. Which other wireless carrier will you go to? Federal government and wireless phone companies are working on helping identify and block telemarketers. I hav set my phone to only allow contacts to ring through to me, other non coNtact numbers go to voicemail.
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lavdrmoon4
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2 years ago
add 1888-573-1302 to your list. Fake student loans. & used a familiar name.
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dwill05
ACE - Master
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2 years ago
No one here is keeping any sort of list that gets added to by someone posting a number.
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ATTHelp
Community Support
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214.9K Messages
2 years ago
Greetings @lavdrmoon4
We understand how frustrating it can be to receive fraudulent calls to your mobile device. Allow for us to further investigate, as well as provide some helpful security measures, that you can take to ensure your device's privacy.
Before we continue, we would need the following information from you to be of further assistance:
We hope this information was helpful and look forward to your response!
Ty, AT&T Community Specialist
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