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I got a call from this number today at 11:31 AM Pacific Time. The caller appeared as "unknown" and my phone is set to silence calls from unknown numbers automatically. After checking the number, I discovered that it is classified as dangerous. It seemed suspicious to me, most likely a fake or spoofed number. Interestingly, someone recently stole one of my credit cards, but I managed to spot it and cancel the card yesterday. It makes me think that whoever is behind this might be operating on the dark web. If you happen to be the culprit and you're reading this, I feel sorry for you. It would be beneficial for you to look into the free Bible Online and read Deuteronomy 5:7-21. It contains a concise yet impactful guide on how to lead a meaningful life, commonly known as the Ten Commandments.

Honestly, steer clear of this number at all costs. Trust me, calling it just drags you into loads of unnecessary trouble. Don’t even risk it!

We got three calls on our mobile while we were around London, all within about an hour. Didn’t pick up any of them because it seemed fishy. It makes me wonder why UK phone providers even let calls through from such dodgy numbers. I’m curious about where these calls actually come from and what they’re trying to achieve?

I have received multiple calls from a particular number that keeps changing. It has been displayed as +01110, then +10, and even 00000000, among other numbers. I'm sure you understand the pattern. I have chosen not to answer any of these calls. After reading the comments of others, I am grateful for my decision to ignore them. Thank you for sharing your experience.

I received multiple calls from them, so I decided to dial their number 16 times in return. In a display of frustration, I expressed my discontent in Russian before they finally disconnected the line. But I couldn't help but wonder, why did they call me in the first place? It has been a while since I've encountered a scam like this.

These individuals are quite silly and foolish.

So this number rang me earlier and the moment I picked up, they just cut off straight away. I went ahead and blocked it but worried they might use some other strange number to ring again. It's crazy how phone companies let our numbers get passed around like this. What's the point of paying for a mobile or landline if all you get is endless telemarketers instead of actual calls? Honestly, it's ridiculous.

It appears to be a scam, along with the number 18882804331. On that number, it says to press the pound key to stop receiving calls. How ridiculous! Do they think we're all naive? If you attempt to call them, you'll receive a message stating that calls to that number are blocked. It's about time the authorities intervene and deal with these malicious individuals. I dislike being disturbed at 1 am and it's frustrating not being able to block their calls on my phone. I'm really fed up with this situation!

Please, just don't bother ringing this number.

I have a call screening feature on my phone. Someone introduced themselves as Jenna and greeted me with a "hello". But after a brief moment of silence, they abruptly ended the call.

Honestly, I'd avoid calling this number if I were you. It's seriously risky and could cause trouble. Just trust me on this one - best to steer clear before anything bad goes down. You really don’t want to deal with the consequences.

I just received a call from this number, and it appears to be quite suspicious. I decided not to answer it.

I received a couple of scam calls recently. In my opinion, if someone is that desperate for money, perhaps they should consider finding a real job. And if they try to accuse me of being involved in a fraud case, I can easily counter them with some accusations of my own. I learned from my previous encounter and irritated the scammer by making fun of their accent before reporting and blocking them.

Beware! This is a fraudulent scheme! Stay away!

Today, I received a phone call and decided to pick it up. However, I stayed silent throughout the conversation, prompting the caller to abruptly end the call.

Clearly, this number is being used by a scammer and they didn't answer the call.

Different Scenario, Same Old Tune - "Hello Grandfather!" Familiar voice struck my ears and triggered the scam alarm. I kindly wished the caller a joyous Thanksgiving before revealing his true intentions. Making it clear that I saw through his act, I exposed him as the imposter pretending to be my grandson for the sixth time this year! To my surprise, he abruptly ended the call! As always, he relied on disguising his number, from law enforcement agencies like the Florida Police or Utah Jail. He even provided me with an attorney's contact details (which I wisely discarded) along with a case number. His ongoing tale involved an automobile accident with injuries to the nose and mouth due to an airbag deployment. This time, he decided to dial using a different 0000000000 number, disguising himself once again as "Another Dan" (a name used for reporting do not call violations).