202-622-2001

Scammers in boiler room operation. The caller ID number is a no longer used Department of Treasury number. Scammer soiled herself when informed she was speaking with a U.S. Agent at a secure location. When advised the call was traced to the physical location and that the site would be visited she turned to her supervisor and said she felt ill and would not be there this afternoon.

Called and said they needed some money man and then hang up caller id said Dept of Tresur

When i answer, i hear them talking and they hang up, when i try to call back, it say's it's not a working number

Voicemail left on my work number by a robot..."You are currently the only person..." and it was cut off. SMH.

Caller stated my name and number was chosen for a grant, I said I never applied for a grant. female caller said ok ma'am thank you. and hung up. called back about 2 hours later and I did not answer the phone.

Calls a Dozen times or more a day. Never says anything nor leaves a message on my answering machine. I've quit answering any caller ID that I do not reconize as a friend or family members number.

Caller ID said Dept. Of Treasury. Robo call that identified as DOT said that my SS number had been associated with fraudulent activities and that an arrest warrant had been issued, hit 1 to talk to agent. Agent with thick accent reiterated robot voice info. I said where are you calling from? He says Texas. I said I was going to call the DoT from a number on their official .gov website to see what this was about because this sounded fishy. Click. Caller immediately hung up. Scammers.

moved on to Social Security was going to sue -- these clowns are pretty comical...

A man called and claimed to be an FBI agent. He then proceeded to say that 22 credit cards under my name were being used in Victoria, Texas to deal drugs. He asked that I buy gift cards equivalent to the money I currently have to "protect" it. I hung up, knowing that the FBI wouldn't just make unsolicited calls. Don't get tricked by these scams!!