Said they were doing a community survey. Asked my age range and zip code. Seemed like a normal market research call.
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Same parcel redelivery text with a link to track-parcel-redelivery.example. The site asks for your card for a $1.99 "redelivery fee". It is phishing.
Survey site promising a $500 gift card. After the survey it asks for a "shipping fee" and signs you up for subscriptions.
Blocked, then a new number with the same message.
Voicemail saying my loans qualify for forgiveness and I need to call back before Friday. I don't have student loans.
Third time this week.
Offering a "new Medicare card" and free back brace. Asked for my Medicare number. Medicare never calls to ask for your number.
Voicemail: "A charge of $799 for an iPhone order will be placed on your account. Press 1 to speak to a representative." I did not order anything.
Calls my grandmother daily about "benefits she is missing". She is on the Do Not Call list. Reported.
This is my pharmacy's automated line. It calls when a prescription is ready for pickup. Legit.
Lottery claim email asking for my bank details and a copy of my driver's license. Identity theft attempt.
Caller ID showed my bank's name. They knew my last 4 digits. I hung up and called the number on my card: my bank never called me.
Email said my streaming account was on hold and to "update payment details" through a link. The sender domain is not the company's. Phishing.
Third time this week.
Text: "Hi, I am Emily from a recruitment agency. Part-time remote job, $300-$800 a day." This is the task scam. They eventually ask you to deposit crypto.
Appointment reminder from my dentist's office. Legit.
Robocall about student loan forgiveness. You never have to pay for help with federal student loans.
Can confirm this is the real number.
Can confirm this is the real number.
Voicemail asking me to call back about "an important business matter" with a file number. Did not say it was a collection agency, which they are required to say.
Collections call about an old medical bill. They identified themselves properly and sent a letter when I asked.
Text said "Did you attempt a purchase of $1,249.00? Reply YES or NO". Then this number called claiming to be my bank's fraud team and asked me to read back the code they just…
Automated refill reminder from the pharmacy on Maple Street. Nothing suspicious.
Fake order cancellation call. They want you to install an app so they can "issue a refund". It is a remote access scam.
Text asking me to "pledge my support" with a link to donate. Political, not a scam as far as I can tell.