Geek Squad scam (315) 413-8584

Scams
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Scam Number: (315) 413-8584
Scammer’s Website or Email:
Additional information about this scam: Geek Squad scam $499.99 charge / call back number ‪(818) 666-1024‬

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  • Phone Number: (315) 413-8584
  • Date of this Report: June 05, 2024
  • Phone Line Type: VOIP
  • Phone Company: MAGICJACK
  • Phone Location: SYRACUSE, NY

So just now I called for the first time and I got the MagicJack message machine. I left a message that I need to speak to Geek Squad because I did not make a $499.99 purchase.

Wait, I got a callback just now from (315) 413-8584. Alex Martin is on the call now.

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What do you use to report scammers?
I like how neat it looks

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Oh, I use the following URL @T-Rex:

If it is a spoofed number it will say that the number is not found.

Also, if it is a toll-free number it will not give the provider for some reason.

I think this site handles only American phone numbers. I do not think this site handles international phone numbers that are not American phone numbers.

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I got 3 missed calls from the 315-413-8584 number this morning, when I called back,
it went to a magic jack voice mail.

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It does not seem very professional and convincing if a potential victim calls back this number only to get the MagicJack voicemail greeting, does it?
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For the first time, I am calling the (818) 666-1024‬ number.

  • Phone Number: (818) 666-1024‬
  • Date of this Report: June 05, 2024
  • Phone Line Type: VOIP
  • Phone Company: MAGICJACK
  • Phone Location: VAN NUYS, CA

Haha, the robotic voice said that the MagicJack customer has elected NOT to receive calls on this MagicJack number. I have not had a MagicJack phone number in my life, so I did not know it is possible. I have not heard this spiel from calling scammers in the past who had MagicJack phone numbers.

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(315) 413-8584 …

I had called this number several times after speaking this morning to Alex Martin but I did not get any answer.

Just now I tried again and the message machine greeting of a man with an American accent said “This number belongs to a scammer. Do not give them any information” or something to that effect.

Someone must have hacked into their phone somehow or into their MagicJack account somehow and recorded the voicemail greeting!

Whoever you are, you are freaking awesome!

Thank you very much.

It is very possible that your voicemail greeting you created will prevent someone from being a victim of this criminal and fraudulent behavior.