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  1. 10-29-2009, 14:36 #1
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    Hello Friends:
    I wanted to warn your all about a scammer, you can Google this number for more information.
    Apparently they are calling after either buying or stealing phone lists and personal information from different sources,
    including Pharmacies. (We believe they got our number from our Pharmacy.)
    The number shows up on caller ID as San Francisco, CA # 415-880-5599.

    We did not answer the call and received a message on our answering machine that was very disturbing.
    and I quote, "you will die" and they hung up.
    Please be aware that they are trying to steal from you and will become threatening if you ask them to be removed from their call list.
    As I said if you Google this number you will see how wide spread and varied their scamming is.
    Best wishes and be safe:
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    Quote Originally Posted by spleify View Post
    Hello Friends:
    I wanted to warn your all about a scammer, you can Google this number for more information.
    Apparently they are calling after either buying or stealing phone lists and personal information from different sources,
    including Pharmacies. (We believe they got our number from our Pharmacy.)
    The number shows up on caller ID as San Francisco, CA # 415-880-5599.

    We did not answer the call and received a message on our answering machine that was very disturbing.
    and I quote, "you will die" and they hung up.
    Please be aware that they are trying to steal from you and will become threatening if you ask them to be removed from their call list.
    As I said if you Google this number you will see how wide spread and varied their scamming is.
    Best wishes and be safe:
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    Did you tell him to come to your house and give it a whirl!

    fuck you scammer!!!!
    All I have in this world is my balls and my word and I don't break em for no one.

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    Isn't that more of a prank call than a scam?
    "There are no finger prints under water."
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sturtle View Post
    Isn't that more of a prank call than a scam?
    That would be one fucked up prank...
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    Yes, but it still wouldn't be any type of scam.
    "There are no finger prints under water."
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sturtle View Post
    Isn't that more of a prank call than a scam?
    Don't really think it matters much, does it?

    Here is one of the google searches on these scumbags.

    http://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-415-880-5599
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sturtle View Post
    Yes, but it still wouldn't be any type of scam.
    They are trying to scam people. follow the link my previous post, and see some of the stories.

    Plus I really don't think the exact terminology needs to be be discussed this hard by you Sturtle.
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    My lady gets calls like this all the time on her number as well. It is very irritating. Usually they are calling about warranties for cars.
    "There are no finger prints under water."
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    (415) 880-5599

    This number is a landline based in San Francisco, CA and is unpublished.




    from whitepages.com








    just say "oh my gosh, please give me your address so I can send a check!"
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