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Searqle’s AI and a steady stream of user reports have flagged this number as suspicious, citing a mix of high-pressure sales pitches, automated recordings, and misleading service notices. Callers frequently describe a robotic voice instructing recipients to “press 1” to connect, after which they are offered dubious deals such as urgent “final notices” about canceling AT&T service, auto-warranty extensions, or unsolicited proposals to purchase real estate. In many cases the line goes silent or disconnects immediately, yet the calls recur multiple times a day without ever producing a voicemail—classic behavior of mass-dialing systems that test for active lines before routing to live agents. A handful of users noticed the number appearing as a Webex conference bridge, but even those sessions were unannounced and unrelated to any meeting they expected, suggesting the caller may be spoofing legitimate conferencing numbers to slip past call-screening apps. The blend of property offers, warranty upsells, and utility threats indicates a broad, scattershot campaign designed to find whichever script provokes a response, then harvest personal or financial information. Because the tactics rely on urgency and confusion—offering only seconds to act before alleged service termination—experts recommend letting the call roll to voicemail, verifying any real account issues directly with your provider, and blocking the number to curb further attempts.