(904) 300-0452 Owner Profile

Searqle’s AI-driven Scam Score engine, backed by continuous community feedback, has identified this phone number as highly suspicious. Algorithmic analysis spotted an unusually high volume of short-duration outbound calls linked to online classifieds, and user flagging activity has remained well above the site’s baseline for legitimate sellers. Taken together, the automated metrics and firsthand reports have pushed the number into Searqle’s elevated-risk category, alerting visitors to exercise extreme caution before engaging. Most complaints revolve around a recurring car-sale ruse. Callers posing as private owners advertise late-model vehicles at prices far below market value, often claiming an urgent need to sell due to relocation, military deployment, or family emergencies. Prospective buyers are encouraged to “secure” the deal quickly by wiring a refundable deposit or purchasing prepaid gift cards, with assurances that the car will be shipped through a reputable logistics company. Once funds are transferred, communication abruptly stops: text replies go unanswered, voicemail inboxes fill up, and any tracking numbers provided turn out to be fictitious. Several users also noted pressure tactics such as repeated after-hours calls and threats to move on to “the next buyer” if payment is not sent within hours. Collectively, these patterns suggest a classic advance-fee scam designed to exploit urgency and bargain hunters’ enthusiasm. Anyone contacted by this number regarding vehicle sales should refrain from sending money, insist on meeting in person, and verify ownership documents through official channels before proceeding.