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TreasonousBastard

(43,049 posts)
2. I got a robocall saying my Social Security account was suspended...
Wed May 1, 2019, 01:35 AM
May 2019

"Press 2 to solve this problem. Failure to act could result in serious legal consequences."

This getting completely out of hand.



vsrazdem

(2,177 posts)
4. Yes they are getting desperate. I got 2 robocalls saying I was going to have a lien put on my
Wed May 1, 2019, 01:52 AM
May 2019

Social security (which is illegal) and I would have to go to the county court (which is also stupid) to resolve unless I called them right back. I just started getting my SS in February, and all of a sudden I started getting calls. Where do they get this information from?

IcyPeas

(22,059 posts)
8. I have an android too (Samsung -Galaxy S7)
Wed May 1, 2019, 04:01 AM
May 2019

I looked everywhere for a block or spam. But I didn't find any.

Can you explain how please.

Thanks

still_one

(92,729 posts)
10. On Android you should be able to. Open the phone app
Wed May 1, 2019, 04:16 AM
May 2019

select the 3 dot icon (menu icon), usually top right corner, select call setting, select reject calls, then select + button, and add the numbers you want to block





pnwmom

(109,056 posts)
6. I got it too. And there is a way to block texts on the iPhone, so maybe there is on your phone, too?
Wed May 1, 2019, 02:31 AM
May 2019

Journeyman

(15,075 posts)
7. Email a copy of the text (not a screenshot) to [email protected] . . .
Wed May 1, 2019, 03:19 AM
May 2019

[email protected].

Even if you have no account, give every organization an opportunity to protect itself and its clients from such scams.

mrsadm

(1,198 posts)
12. Here is my suggestion
Wed May 1, 2019, 07:45 PM
May 2019

On my android phone I use an app called “should I answer”. They have a database of many known spammers, and when your phone rings, it shows a message to you that it is probably spam. You can also leave info for their database if you encounter one they are not aware of. I have NO connection with this app, just making a suggestion.

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