252-366-9606
NC, US
 | Kim 2013-05-23 14:24:48 Survey |
This number has called my daughter and me. My son-in-law called it back and they said they had a job opportunity. I have COPD and chronic pain, I haven't looked for a job in quite some time. They are persistent even after you report them. BEWARE....it seems to lead to more calls from other numbers. Where did morals go in this world? Anything for a dollar. I'm so ashamed of the way people act today. God help us!!
| brian 2013-05-22 16:35:36 Unknown |
I got call from them. I answered and got no response. Put the Mr. Number app on your smartphone. It will indicate that it is a spam number and will allow you to block all calls and text messages. It identifies it a spam by checking the number to see if it has been block before by the app and/or from other databases.
| torii 2013-05-21 23:40:13 Unknown |
they called me also but didn't leave a message
| Chris 2013-05-21 23:35:17 Prank Call |
Fake Employment Agency Fools Job Hunters with Scam Calls
? April 5, 2013 Posted in: Alerts/Scams, Computers-Internet-Technology, National, robocall, Scam
Don?t be fooled by a new wave of fake phone calls. Scammers are posing as an employment agency and fooling job hunters into partirobo call Fake Employment Agency Fools Job Hunters with Scam Calls with personal information.
How the Scam Works:
You receive a call from a business named WN Positions. The caller is supposedly an employment agency wanting to interview you in response to a job survey you allegedly completed online. The caller sounds very natural, like a real customer service agent, and it takes you a few moments to realize it?s actually a pre-recorded robo-call.
The teleprompter asks you questions typical of a preliminary job interview, such as your name, educational background and salary requirements. Then, it goes on to ask about whether you want to return to school and/or advance in your education.
After the survey, a live person comes on the phone. The caller tells you that the business is not a hiring agency but rather one that ?helps connect people with education opportunities.? When prompted, the caller claims WN Positions is BBB Accredited (it?s not!) and even provides an email address.
It is unclear if the calls are a true phishing scam or just a shady way to collect sales leads. Either way, be careful and don?t give any personal information. One recipient reported receiving numerous calls from unknown numbers after talking to the WN Positions representative.
As always, watch out for variations of this scam. Currently, the calls appear to come from North Carolina and Connecticut exchanges, but that is likely to change. Also, some callers say they are recruiting for positions at Wal-Mart, but they are likely to reference other large corporations too. Even the business name ?WN Positions? may change.
? April 5, 2013 Posted in: Alerts/Scams, Computers-Internet-Technology, National, robocall, Scam
Don?t be fooled by a new wave of fake phone calls. Scammers are posing as an employment agency and fooling job hunters into partirobo call Fake Employment Agency Fools Job Hunters with Scam Calls with personal information.
How the Scam Works:
You receive a call from a business named WN Positions. The caller is supposedly an employment agency wanting to interview you in response to a job survey you allegedly completed online. The caller sounds very natural, like a real customer service agent, and it takes you a few moments to realize it?s actually a pre-recorded robo-call.
The teleprompter asks you questions typical of a preliminary job interview, such as your name, educational background and salary requirements. Then, it goes on to ask about whether you want to return to school and/or advance in your education.
After the survey, a live person comes on the phone. The caller tells you that the business is not a hiring agency but rather one that ?helps connect people with education opportunities.? When prompted, the caller claims WN Positions is BBB Accredited (it?s not!) and even provides an email address.
It is unclear if the calls are a true phishing scam or just a shady way to collect sales leads. Either way, be careful and don?t give any personal information. One recipient reported receiving numerous calls from unknown numbers after talking to the WN Positions representative.
As always, watch out for variations of this scam. Currently, the calls appear to come from North Carolina and Connecticut exchanges, but that is likely to change. Also, some callers say they are recruiting for positions at Wal-Mart, but they are likely to reference other large corporations too. Even the business name ?WN Positions? may change.
| Chris 2013-05-21 23:32:04 Unknown |
Location
ROCKY MOUNT, NC (US)
County
Nash
Latitude
35.9520
Longitude
-77.8296
Time Zone
Eastern
Central Office Code
ROCKNC5U98E
Rate Center
ROCKY MOUNT
LATA
951
ROCKY MOUNT, NC (US)
County
Nash
Latitude
35.9520
Longitude
-77.8296
Time Zone
Eastern
Central Office Code
ROCKNC5U98E
Rate Center
ROCKY MOUNT
LATA
951
| jstorm 2013-05-21 23:30:08 Unknown |
Called my cell. No one was there. Creeper.
| same here 2013-05-20 22:36:17 Unknown |
Got a call from this no on 5/20/2013,just took a call no one was there than call got disconnected.
| Me Too 2013-05-18 23:06:17 Unknown |
Got on a call on my cell on May 18, 2013. They didn't leave a message.
| EJ 2013-05-18 22:25:43 Unknown |
No clue
| MH 2013-05-17 17:33:04 Unknown |
they called me and said I had filled out something online for Walmart and indicated I was looking for a job...absolutely not true! He said he couldn't tell me where he got my cell number etc.
| cihan 2013-05-17 03:37:17 Unknown |
same number called me!!
| Matt 2013-05-14 22:21:52 Unknown |
Same thing, got a call someone on other line, no answer
| sara 2013-05-14 17:58:19 Unknown |
missed call from this number, no message was left. I have no idea who this could be
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