Lots of people are randomly receiving calls from this number recently. If you google the number, results show the number associated with two people in Tampa, Fl: Nakia Rumph and Kathyrn Reeve. I seriously doubt that either of these people are calling people randomly. One poster attempted to return the call and got a recording that the number was no longer in service. This sounds suspiciously like another SCAMMER who is hi-jacking (spoofing) the phone
numbers of innocent people (and also the numbers of small businesses according to the BBB warning about this scam). If you ever discover that your phone number as been spoofed, report it to the local authorities, your state attorney general office and the federal communications commission and request
an investigation. Caller ID spoofing is prohibited according to the Federal
Communications Commission, and the Truth in Caller ID Act of 2009. It is punishable by up to a 10,000.00 fine per violation. Why people are allowed to create apps that can change the phone number in the caller ID to any number
they wish when it is unlawful to use the app is mind-boggling. As for the fine, it might as well be 1 million dollar fine per violation if no-one ever gets caught. It's hard to believe that people in this world have degenerated to this point. I feel terrible for the innocent people whose phone numbers are being violated
for the agendas of unethical people.
Lots of people are randomly receiving calls from this number recently. If you google the number, results show the number associated with two people in Tampa, Fl: Nakia Rumph and Kathyrn Reeve. I seriously doubt that either of these people are calling people randomly. One poster attempted to return the call and got a recording that the number was no longer in service. This sounds suspiciously like another SCAMMER who is hi-jacking (spoofing) the phone
numbers of innocent people (and also the numbers of small businesses according to the BBB warning about this scam). If you ever discover that your phone number as been spoofed, report it to the local authorities, your state attorney general office and the federal communications commission and request
an investigation. Caller ID spoofing is prohibited according to the Federal
Communications Commission, and the Truth in Caller ID Act of 2009. It is punishable by up to a 10,000.00 fine per violation. Why people are allowed to create apps that can change the phone number in the caller ID to any number
they wish when it is unlawful to use the app is mind-boggling. As for the fine, it might as well be 1 million dollar fine per violation if no-one ever gets caught. It's hard to believe that people in this world have degenerated to this point. I feel terrible for the innocent people whose phone numbers are being violated
for the agendas of unethical people.
Caller type: Scammer
Company: Florida
Number: 813-253-0296