Colonelmustardseed · 36-40
Maybe try getting on the Do Not Call registry first. Donotcall.gov
You give that a bit of time to see if that helps. Don’t give your number up to anyone else or sign up anything with companies or online; etc.
If you’re still having issues after a month, I’d change it. Same thing, though. Sign up for do-not-call again, and don’t give that number anywhere.
You give that a bit of time to see if that helps. Don’t give your number up to anyone else or sign up anything with companies or online; etc.
If you’re still having issues after a month, I’d change it. Same thing, though. Sign up for do-not-call again, and don’t give that number anywhere.
RSquared · 61-69, M
It really depends how much effort to notify the people, creditors, and establishments to update your number vs the effort to ignore a few fake calls.
LordShadowfire · 46-50, MVIP
It's up to you. Depending on your carrier, they might not even charge you anything. Just remember how many people would need to know your new number.
You can block the calls or change your number.. just if your number is associated with your bank and email and whatever other accounts you have to change all that too 😳
Northwest · M
These are NOT fake. They're fishing attempts. Attempts to defraud. They seem innocuous, but they're part of the Social Engineering guidebook.
Moneyonmymind · 31-35, M
I’ve been getting those as well. I don’t think so as people will still be able to get ahold of your number somehow.
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SW-User
Changing your number will buy you 6 months of silence before it starts again.