559-332-XXXX

Loan operator

The last time we met in San Francisco we discussed traveling together next month. How's your progress going? (I was last in SF in 2010)

Anonymous Scam call

Anonymous Online job offer then you don’t hear back

Anonymous threatening messages

Looking for someone else (Hayley) Wrong number. Then tried to carry on a conversation.

Didn't answer they've called 8 times

new phone number

Phone number is contact for a rental

A forum of harassment.

Two factor authentication

Probable Fraud Caller 1) did not leave a voicemail 2) attempt to call back resulted in all circuits busy

Albert Bernt is playing games with women. He has dating app history going back seven years saying he’s a widower just looking for the right woman. He’s still looking so maybe the problem is that he isn’t genuine or he just enjoys the chase and conquest. He’s a ghost in the ma****e. Public records searches turn up nothing on him. He creates Instagram accounts and then closes them to create new accounts.

Guy on *** website pretending to be available for hire.

Leslie John has left several messages s****ing on July 30, 2018. He says I had visited their website, but did not complete my order and it is ready to ship. Call him back at 855.781.5227. He did not include the name of the website or business. I have no idea of what he is talking about.

Two Corrections... First one...OLD:"...example of what to say: 'I just got this phone number and keep getting calls for this person. I think they must have had this phone number at one time. I would love to help you find this person so I don't get these calls anymore.'..."NEW:"...example of what to say if they are asking for someone you don't know: 'I just got this phone number and keep getting calls for this person. I think they must have had this number at one time. Believe me, I wish I knew who this person was, I would give you their number so I would stop getting these calls.'..."Second one...OLD:"...If a debt collector calls to demand payment on an overdue account for a credit card you have never had you could be the victim of iden***y theft, where an imposter is using your personal information to obtain credit and once they stop paying the bill..."NEW:"...If a debt collector calls to demand payment on an overdue account for a credit card you have never had you could be the victim of iden***y theft, where an imposter is using your personal information to obtain credit..."