682-628-4629

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Spam caller.  Spam calls automatically-do-not-ring:  On my cell phone, I've installed "Call Blocker Free - Blacklist" by NQ Mobile Security.  It is useful for non-business phones to only accept calls from phone numbers I want, incoming unwanted calls automatically do not ring  (rings on the spam caller end of the call, but not the recipient end and shows in the app instead of the phone call log).  I go to the app>Main screen>Funnel icon>Blocking mode> change it to:  "Accept ONLY FROM WHITELIST and CONTACTS".  Add the phone numbers you wish to receive calls from to your Contacts (keep your Contacts up-to-date as normal) and/or add non-contacts that you wish to receive a call from to the app Whitelist.  With my phone carrier service, I also turn voicemail OFF  so that it doesn't pickup a spam call after its set time to record.

UPDATE:  I'm liking "Call Blocker" by embware better for the same and additional capabilities.  It has the added aility to add a blocked non-spam number chosen from the blocked call log to the unblock-whitelist, with a name so I know the name associated with the phone number. And, it has the added ability to allow one-click-calling  a whitelisted-allowed number.  If you want to download it from google play, it has a 'B' on a padlock icon. I change the call setting from "block private number" (hidden callerID) to allow "phonebook only" (only allow incoming calls from Contacts and Whitelist). The latest embware version changed to a 10-second delay to open (demo) but seemingly fully-working version.

Robo spammer leaving voice mail for an offering payday loan of $1350, just press 1. I got the exact same robo message 24 minutes later from phone number 682-627-1886 as well!!

682-628-4629 & 609-337-3177 & 469-646-4408 all left the same voicemail, go to same website, with same code, to collect same, approved on second look, $1350 payday loan. I say it's a scam.

Yeah they will ask for money up front to pay for fees or insurance or to prove that you can pay, promise you that they will refund the money and then keep bleeding you dry until you catch on to the fact that there is no loan and it is definitely all a scam.

Post reported

Still at it--Sept. 16th in Wyoming