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Phishing scam

Postby Max Murdoc » Thu Jan 22, 2009 4:24 am

This just started about a week ago:

Anyone else out there getting phone calls from 000-000-0000? I have been getting upwards of 10 a day all withing minutes of each other. Never any voicemail. I know it's a phishing scam (Google it) but I haven't come across anyone else I know who has been getting them.

I set my ringer to silent when that number comes up so it doesn't actually bug me but it is still annoying when I look at my phone and I have 10 missed calls.

Provider says they can't block that number because it doesn't exist.
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Postby djcraig » Thu Jan 22, 2009 5:01 am

I hate annoying scams like this. There's only one way to make it stop.

Call 867-5309 and ask for "Ms. J". Tell her Tom sent ya.

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