Location Report
Scam Reports in Altamonte Springs Fl
Overview
Top Scam Categories
Reported Phone Numbers
| Phone Number | Complaints | Category |
|---|---|---|
| 800-848-9380 | 57 | Calls pretending to be government, businesses, or family and friends |
| 407-612-7120 | 33 | Other |
| 800-945-2000 | 16 | Other |
| 855-844-0114 | 10 | Other |
| 323-940-5077 | 9 | Other |
| 800-433-7300 | 9 | Dropped call or no message |
| 844-205-2136 | 6 | Other |
| 800-990-9130 | 5 | No Subject Provided |
| 747-788-2116 | 4 | Other |
| 315-996-5179 | 3 | Reducing your debt (credit cards, mortgage, student loans) |
| 858-313-8569 | 2 | Calls pretending to be government, businesses, or family and friends |
| 407-841-5111 | 2 | Medical & prescriptions |
| 701-892-7750 | 2 | Medical & prescriptions |
| 747-245-2312 | 2 | Other |
| 319-315-6689 | 2 | Dropped call or no message |
| 310-295-4442 | 0 | N/A |
| 213-752-4010 | 0 | N/A |
Scam Prevention Resources
Agent "Micheal Stewart" at (310) 437-3551 Is Running a PCH Prize Fraud
Callers claiming to represent Publishers Clearing House are pressing people to confirm personal details or pay fees to collect prizes that do not exist. Here is what the reports show.
Fake Debt Calls Operating Under "AD Processing" Rotate Across Eight Numbers
Callers claiming to work for AD Processing are leaving threatening voicemails, contacting family members, and pressuring people over debts that do not exist. Here is what the reports show.
Toll Ticket Texts Draw Twice the Federal Complaints of a Robocall Number
Numbers reported for scam text messages draw about twice the complaints of robocall numbers. Federal complaint data shows the unpaid toll texts the Beaufort County Sheriff's Office flagged are part of a much wider pattern.
(888) 991-5696 Appears in Texts Claiming to Collect Jefferson Capital Debts
Consumers are receiving unsolicited debt collection texts from numbers linked to Shepherd Outsourcing. Here is what the complaints show and how to protect yourself.
The Workers' Comp Scam That Comes With Its Own Judge
The video hearing looks real. The ruling goes in your favor. Then comes the fee. Five states have now warned about the same script, and it just jumped from the Northwest to North Carolina.