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Searqle’s AI system and a steady stream of user reports have jointly flagged this number as suspicious, elevating it on our Scam Score Checker for repeated patterns typical of fraudulent or misleading calls. Automated monitoring detected a surge of short-duration calls originating from rotating caller IDs, a hallmark of mass-dialing operations, while community feedback supplied the crucial human context, confirming that these calls often occur at inconvenient hours or persist after requests to stop. According to aggregated user experiences, most interactions with this number begin with a scripted introduction claiming to represent a well-known delivery firm, utility provider, or government agency. Callers pressure recipients to verify personal data—such as account credentials, birth dates, or partial Social Security numbers—under the pretense of resolving an urgent billing discrepancy or securing a pending package. When challenged, the caller either disconnects abruptly or pivots to a “supervisor,” prolonging the conversation to mine additional information. Several users noted that agreeing to the verification prompts triggered a second wave of calls from different spoofed numbers, suggesting a wider network harvesting data for future phishing attempts. A smaller but notable subset of complaints involves refund or compensation schemes: recipients are told they are owed money and must install remote-access software or provide card details to “confirm the refund.” Victims who complied reported unauthorized withdrawals or locked devices shortly afterward. Taken together, these patterns align with classic social-engineering tactics aimed at identity theft and financial exploitation, warranting heightened caution when this number appears on your caller ID.