Technical Support Numbers Used By Scammers

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• Guys and Gals, I hate to burst your bubble but the problem is way worse than you know, so I’m going to educate you:
  The scammers are broadcasting any phone #s they want when they call you, I don’t know how they do it (probably some app), but I know this for a fact! I own a small business and my business cell phone number is listed in over 100 directory listings so the lousy crooks go through this web sites to build a list of phone #s to call for scams, I get between 3 and 5 scammer calls per day, a few years ago I was saving all those #s in my contact as “scammer” so that I would know not to answer, but the problem is that those #s we see in our caller ID is not the # where the f u cken scammers are calling from, they can make you see any # they want to. When I missed a call I used to call the # back to get the message from the phone system that this # is disconnected or no longer in use, but the worse part is when someone would actually answer and get mad at me when I tell them that I was calling them back because I had missed their call. In some cases they actually were callers seeking my services and I had missed their call, but the majority of the time they hadn’t called me or anyone else that day, so many people thought I was the one running some kind of scam claiming that I was returning their call “VERY FRUSTRATING”. So I had to stop calling back those missed calls. This f u cken crooks have also used my business and my home phone #s to show up on caller IDs, people have told me that they are calling me back! when I hadn’t made any outbound calls.
  In short, the phone list that you see or that you are building is completely worthless, it’s nothing more than a list of disconnected phone #s, fax phone #s, business phone #s and unsuspecting people’s phone #s.
  I’ve received many calls from telemarketers trying to sell me shit like home warranties, business insurance and many other crap I don’t want, later I had tried to call back the phone #s showing on my caller ID to get a message that the # I’m trying to call is invalid or not in use. The damn call centers that are doing annoying telemarketing are also using this tactic so that upset people can’t call them back and also can’t report them to the FCC because their own phone number is listed in the “DO NOT CALL LIST” like “ALL” of mine are.
  Does anyone know how this crooks and assholes are able to broadcast any phone # they choose in our caller IDs ?

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