(817) 458 in Weatherford, TX

They call and push a survey scam onto the receiver for money bank charges

This is a spam call from this number

Keeps calling offering medicare. I do not qualify, as I am 35 years old. When I say I dont qualify or to put me on their do not call list they hang up on me only to call back later in the day.

Spam call and when you try to call it back immediately, it doesnt even ring.. it just says sorry we are closed.

Threats. Calling us every minute

Racist and threatening. Calls really late

Phishing text message received hi

+1 (817) 458-0342 Be aware of this number its a scam .I had what appeared to be a recorded line of a woman who screamed at me and told me to send her money because I was having an affair with her husband be aware

Voicemail said he received one of my packages and to get it back I would have to pay him. It was a pre-recorded spoof call. Received the call at 11:00pm at night.

I'm not sure how many of the others posting here are women, but wanted to post my somewhat different experience. I got a call from this number. I should mention that for me, this area code is local. Telemarketers are obviously getting more high tech and spoofing local area codes to increase the odds that people will answer their calls, but on the off chance that this is not the case here, I wanted to post my experience. Usually telemarketers, even those spoofing numbers or being dialed out via computer, will actually speak or play a recording when they get a live answer. I only answered because we are house shopping and I wasn't sure if it might be a realtor or seller. I said hello several times, because I could hear someone breathing, but they never said a word. I put my phone on mute and held the line. They continued to sit there breathing into the phone, saying nothing, for just under 60 seconds, then hung up. Most likely, this is just a telemarketing operator who was taking a nice paid snooze, while the computer connected to his headset continues to make and send him calls. It wasn't the infamous "heavy breather" type of call - just normal human breath. On the other hand, pretending to be a security system salesman would be a great way for a predator to get someone to tell them all the weak spots and vulnerabilities in their living situation. I happen to be a married mom with seven kids from kindergarten to 18, six of whom are boys, and two of those are already looking down at me when we speak. Plus we have an absolutely awesome alarm system called a Yappy Breed of Dog. If I were a single woman who was actually considering a security system, I might get a call like that and unthinkingly start discussing how my ground floor duplex has a sliding glass door that worries me, and that I often have to work late and come home alone to an empty place. Just sayin', ladies. Stay safe. There are worse things out there than annoying telemarketers.