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Jorene Hamilton Gorman with Arizona State University Online ASU Online

This call was reported to the FCC by a consumer from Fallbrook, California on 2019-10-25

I was called at around 11:15pm by a man who told me that my credit card did not seem to be working. I am recently graduated from college, and have no credit card, so I was immediately suspicious. Of course, the card number he read me was bogus. He said that he was calling from Black Car Services in Washington, D.C., but when I pressed him for the date the services were rendered, he was unable to provide it, and said that he would tell Makeem Malik (the person who supposedly collected the card number) to call me. According to this website, the number corresponds to a AT&T store, so beware: any calls coming from this number are probably a scam.

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who send me massage

Robocall claiming to be the Social Security Administration stating that your social security number was suspended due to suspicious activity.

Random call, i live in Maryland

Publishers Clearing House - scam call?

A new one. Just one ring. we do not answer & these people do not pass on a msg.

caller calls and asks to speak to some one and when told there are not there they dont want to leave any msgs but claim to be doing a survey. This sounds a Nigerian scum that I experienced 6 yrs ago