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This number has been linked to both tax scams and lottery scams. Most tax scams involve small amounts of money, and most prize scams involve getting a free Dyson vacuum cleaner.

It's not like this junk phone number. It looks like a robocaller that is automatic and is used for viral marketing. Some people have even said they got calls from the made-up character Ghostface from the Scream movie series.

This phone number is linked to a number of scams. Most of these scams either tell people they have weight loss supplements waiting for them or that they have items waiting to be delivered.

This phone number is used by scammers to send fake sweepstakes texts. They usually tell the victim how to claim their prize after congratulating them on winning a raffle or some other kind of gift.

People who call this number get automated texts that say "Your debit card has been frozen" and direct them to a fake customer service number. The fact that almost everyone has a debit card means that it doesn't name a specific bank.

This phone number is used by scammers to send fake SMS texts that say someone has hacked into your bank account or credit card. It tells PNC, Chase, and Wells Fargo customers to call a fake customer service line.

There are a few different scams linked to this phone number, such as Publisher's Clearing House scams and fake Visa security alerts. Some of these scams are aimed at people who speak Chinese or Spanish as their first language.

This number is linked to a fake package delivery service. Scammers tell people that they or someone they know has a package for them. People who call often use victims' names to trick them into thinking the number is from a real delivery business.

This number is used by scammers to tell people that their Wells Fargo accounts have been locked. They tell people to use a fake Wells Fargo link to call a fake version of the bank.