Millions Call

Sleazy Robocaller/scammer pretending to notify victims about the renewal of a fictitious "subscription renewal".
BEWARE: This is an obvious attempt to defraud unwary victims.

we would just like to recognise whose no. this was please

This is an important message regarding your current credit card account we have made several attempts to reach you this is your final courtesy call before we are unable to lower your credit card interest rate press 1 to speak to the Member Services Department Or press 2 and your eligibility to lower your rate will expire.

The FCC received a complaint for Unwanted Calls from Sausalito, California on 2018-11-14

Caller id: FRAUDULENT CALL Message was automated, and began by referring to FBI, but there was a quick hang-up when the caller heard my answering machine respond to the call. It did get me out of my chair and over to the phone. Good exercise I guess. If the phone company can identify the call as fraudulent, why can't my land screen out a spam call at the switching office like Google does with its voip phone service?

Calls numerous times a day never leaves messages

This is a robo call. Probably phishing

803-680-6053 has been reported to the FCC after unrequested activity was registered from 803-680-6053

The FCC received a complaint for Unwanted Calls from Whitesville, Kentucky on 2020-06-26

Manistee Ln, Brownstown