Try emailing their Director of Consumer Protection Jessica Thompson [email protected]. I had some success with this person in the past, but I obviously can’t promise that you will. However, it doesn’t hurt to try… I encourage other folks to email her about this issue and Fractel ignoring our complaints. These are likely US-based spammers, as they don’t sound foreign. Given this aspect, we might get some traction.
I provided stone-cold recordings tying the wireless alarm system robocalls to the same Boca Raton crowd that I had provided damning evidence in on a prior FTC case. This time, I had recordings that showed the company name, the employee’s texts from his personal cell phone, the caller ID showing they were spoofing the number, and a recorded call from the owner - well known by the FTC as being the main player in the whole wireless alarm robocalls. In the call he offered me a bribe of $1500 to release him of any blame. I refused.
He then stated that he has almost no employees and that all the people, including Arthur (the guy I recorded) was just a contractor, and not an employee. I then uncovered what appears to be a six-figure PPP fraud, where the company was paid over $250,000 under the Paycheck Protection Program because he claimed all his telemarketing “contractors” were actually employees.
I filed all of this with the Florida AG… they buried it. I filed this with the FTC and reported it under the PPP Fraud website… no responses.
This is why these scammer telemarketers continue to get away with all of this.
FracTel too - they continue to tell me phone numbers are inactive, even though I can call back the number and connect to the same party responsible.
I know of a few area code numbers which all have the identical voicemail, quoting that toll free number to call back.
I just ran into these 5 consecutive numbers (so far), for a non existing credit union.
I would never have thought they’d just make up a flash sounding name for a fictitious banking/lending institution.
What is this world coming to
3412055724 Community lending union
3412055725 Community lending union
3412055726 Community lending union
3412055727 Community lending union
3412055728 Community lending union
I cannot possibly say it any better! thinQ, DBA “Commio” appears to have a significant number of illegal foreign robocallers on their network. I myself reported numerous scams to them and was often ignored/“ghosted”. Look at all these legal notices sent to them:
Did you know that their CEO Aaron Leon died shortly thereafter? I wonder if the level of stress and anxiety contributed to his demise at the age of 49 last year? I bet is it not easy to navigate through all the lawsuits and legal demands sent your way when you’re so tangled with numerous foreign scammers…
Among other things, his obituary says that “Aaron faced challenges with anxiety in his 20s and worked hard to manage it over the years. Despite his efforts, the struggle and side effects became too great, leading to his untimely passing”. Hmmm… Perhaps, being more compliant and having better KYC processes and doing more to protect the US public from nasty foreign scamming robocallers might have helped?
@scamterminator2021
Have a look at these robocalling shitheads. I’ve started to search through the adjacent areas to the obvious block which all the nomorobo links made.
There is a truckload of the same menu on numbers everywhere, as well as another tax entity which repeats through the range every now and then.
I have to head off now for a full day of treatment in the hospital so I might not get back to this until the overnight/early morning US hours tomorrow when I finally get back.
There is still a lot of real estate to cover between the numbers