513-283-0941

Country: USA
513 area code: Ohio (Cincinnati, Hamilton)
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    Smithy Jones
    called & hung up; called again 1 minute later with slightly different number 513-280-8946
    • Caller: no name
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    513-280-8946
    called & hung up; no message
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    Heather
    | 1 reply
    I told her they had the wrong number and she said she would call back I am already on the do not call list
    • Caller: Don't know
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    Tygerkat replies to Heather
    Just FYI, the DNC list isn't a call blocker so it can't keep you from getting any unwanted calls. Try an actual call blocker.
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    person
    hung up after i said hello
    • Caller: no clue
    • Call type: Unwanted
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    tekrat
    Fake breast cancercall center
    • Call type: Scam suspicion
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    Erica
    | 3 replies
    Yuk "can we count on you for a one time donation" wonder if they wanted me to say yes to record my "yes" as permission for something else. Weird scam I've heard of.
    • Call type: Non-profit organization
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    Tygerkat replies to Erica
    | 2 replies
    The whole "Don't say yes" scam is an unsubstantiated rumor with no documented proof of anyone actually being harmed by simply saying the word "yes".
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    mmp replies to Tygerkat
    | 1 reply
    The FCC disagrees
    https://www.google.com/amp/abcnews.go.com/amp ... y%3fid=46405703
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    Slim replies to mmp
    mmp -

    Please read that ABC News report CAREFULLY!
    The FCC, and the cited complainant DID NOT REPORT ANY FINANCIAL LOSS due to simply saying "yes"!


    There have been several telephone scams in which the caller tries to elicit a "yes" answer from the called person.  Those scams have been around for at least four years.  Why is it that the "say yes" scam has suddenly been one of the favorite warnings for some posters here?

    Snopes states there are NO verified reports of people actually getting charged solely because of their "yes" answer.
    http://www.snopes.com/can-you-hear-me-scam/

    Do you have any PROOF people have lost money because of the supposed "say yes scam"?  No, we do not want links to more warnings that one MIGHT lose money if they say "yes" ... we want links to validated statements that somebody DID lose money simply because they said "yes", without giving the caller their ID or financial information.

    Interesting observation:      
    Several posters claimed the "say yes" scam caused multiple people to suffer financial loss, but could NOT give us reputable citations or  links to prove that contention, and did NOT state how people lose money if they do not give card or bank or specific, critical ID information to the caller!

    Want to learn about a REAL scam that has cost victims over $50 million dollars, yet has dozens of daily visitors to this site asking, "is this a scam?"  If so, click "A_Real_Scam", below:
    A_Real_Scam
    Too many posters seem to be unaware of the truly dangerous IRS Scam.  The Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (TIGTA) reports many victims who have collectively reported over $55 million in financial losses as a result of tax scams over the last three years.    That is a LOT more than the $0.00 loss so far verified for the "say yes" scam!  Want proof?  Read the info at this link:
    https://www.treasury.gov/tigta/press/press_tigta-2017-08.htm

    Click on "really", below, to read what might really be happening when you are encouraged to say "yes".
    really
    Telephone scammers need to call a LOT of phones in order to find a mark. For them, time is definitely money.  They do not want to waste time on a dead line, or talking to somebody who is not interested in their "deal".

    So, the modern / professional phone scammer increasingly relies on computer-aided messages.  Their computers recognize certain words or phrases, and then reply with an "appropriate" pre-recorded message, to keep the mark interested, and move the scam to the next level, so they can make a quick sale.  The mark's answers also cue the computer into determining the mark's interests, so the computer can offer something that is attractive to the mark.

    "Yes" is one of the recognized words.  The "yes" alone cannot cost the mark money ... the mark must give the scammer the card or ID information, but the scammer will ask for that information somewhere during their spiel.

    So, the advice, "hang up if you get such a call" is a good one.  That is good advice when receiving a call from ANY spammer or scammer.

    Always be careful about giving strangers your precious financial info!
    Visit
    http://phonehelp.2truth.com/facts.html
    for a quick educational experience.

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    Please reply to this post, to let us know you read it, or have taken suitable actions to protect yourself.

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    Jesnniejessievance
    She caused me to have to buy anothr phone  blocked me her and another Lady then I had to change my 📱 🔢.
    • Caller: Socalled friend
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    Lorettalynnmumpower
    I just filed a claim against jeannie jessie vance  hirassement
    • Caller: Was not a company a  so called friend
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