310-697-XXXX

Text asking who you are.

Looking for Sam

Anonymous I don't know who that person is but I don't want them calling me

Catphisher

alex R. 32!years old. SHE works for SEIU 775 mNW

I listed pet on lost pets and they sent me a pic and said they have my lost pet.

Anonymous Received text. Spam likely.

***g up

Anonymous reported this number as SPAM on June 01, 2022

Won 17 million 3 call’s on voicemail within minutes.

Complete creep. Stalks innocent woman, doesn’t have the ***** to say who he really is

I trxted with same person said there jessy thompson she couldnt send messages anymore from her phone so she got her moms phone

There seems to be no information on this woman who I have been talking to for a month and a half now I cannot find out anything by the phone number or her name she says she used to be and **** modeling and went by the name Karen dreams is there anybody else have a phone number of the same

I don’t know who this is

Wants money

This number was given by a candidate on ElligibleGreeks.com believed to be a scammer. It won’t allow me to see his profile. Apparently he goes by Kayross1984 and signs his message with the name Albert. It doesn’t even allow me to see city and state.

Scammer

Linda Mailed a fraudulent cashier's check for an item on Craigslist and requested that a portion of the $ to be sent via moneygram to an address in Seattle.

Doug I just placed a second adverti*****t through another local city on Craig's list and this same number responded within 10 minutes with a bogus text for my ad.

Fake. Spammer asking you to check out pics

Phi Delta Theta

Yummy

floridahigh I received a call w/ no message on the answering ma****e.  Two day later I received a call on my cell phone.  The man quickly suggested that he was calling regarding a debt that might have IRS consequences.  He asked to confirm my name and my SS#.  I inquired in some detail:  What is your name?  Who are you calling on behalf?  What do the initials CRA stand for?  What debt are you referring to?  He informed me that this was a credit card debt to Chase from 2001.  O.k., I responded, what can I for you?  If I would just give him two minutes without challenging everything he said, he would explain.  I said go ahead -- you have two minutes.  He responded that it would not take that long.  After one minute and fifty seconds, I informed him that he had ten seconds and he wound up his pitch -- just send him money and there would not be any IRS consequences. I said o.k., listen carefully as I closed the phone shut.  It was actually kind of fun toying with him.  FYI:  (1) These slimes buy stacks of bank write-offs for pennies on the dollar with the right to collect anything they can.  (2) Every state has statute of limitations on contractual matters.  Therefore, the credit card company usually has three years to bring a formal action to collect the debt after which they lack any legal basis to initiate a collection action.   [Caution: Sometimes a bank will get you to send a  partial payment which s****s the statute of limitations all over a***n.]  (3)  Absent fraud, the IRS also has a statute of limitations on collection actions.  (4)  These slimes are just throwing a lot of s---- a***nst the wall and hoping some will stick (and I suppose some does).

Diana they call 2-3-4 times a day and never leave msgLEAVE ME ALONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!