315-533-8216

Caller Rang Twice then hung up. Left no message.

Caller rang twice and hung up

Same thing as everyone else. Rang twice, then hung up!!

Called my cell.  I did not answer. No message. Not a number I recognize so..I don't answer.

They called me at 0632 AM!!   I did not answer.
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It's a "prize redemption" scam. Called twice back to back (within seconds) and hung up both times, no message.
Blocked my number and called back to get a recording about how I have won this amazing gift card and have reached their "prize redemption" center.

Rang twice. Hung up. Must not be important. I'm blocking this number.

got a call, no vm

blocked the number and called back.  got a guy who could only repeat "this is kim from the rewards department can i have your first and last name please" when i asked for the name of the company. i asked three times and he disconnected.. obnoxious hold music, too.

Rang twice...they hung up. No message. Not in my contacts....I will not answer.

Reward Redemption scam

same scam

Called and left no msg.  I guess it wasn't important.

315 533-8216 called us repeatedly won't leave a message so we called the police. They can get your number and kids school area information so easy these days, so don't take chances with your family's lives. Contact the authorities

That's because the caller was east coast and your in the west it was 9:32 for the caller

Rang twice then hung up

Weird mine was 4:32 which means they called 9:32 their time too. Creepy

Received call and I answered. They immediately hung up. I did not call back

Missed call, called back was a auto message that I won a money prize, pressed 1 to clam and then got a woman who wanted my address and a credit or debit card to pay a $8 shipping fee to receive my $200 gift voucher to spend in over 800 different stores of my choosing...Hung up the phone immediately. Scam alert!

Geez! Paranoia runs deep these days. Lock your doors and got out your guns!

It's just a scam. They're not after your kids. Your local police won't be much use in going after these two-bit scam artists operating in another state or country.