Area Code 928 Information and Location Details

Claims to be from the Social Security Administration, In a thick East Asian accent..

The Social Security Administration doesn't initiate contact by phone but by US mail.

Calling my house

Got a call from this number. No message left.

They keep calling my work number.

All these fake "U.S. Pharmacy", "Canadian Pharmacy", and "Pharmacy Network" scams are from criminals robo-dialing from India using different fake Caller ID or disposable VoIP phone numbers every day to steal credit card numbers. The scammer often begins the call by saying your name to try to gain your trust. It is easy to acquire huge phone database listings of millions of names associated with ph

Vehicle warranty scam

My caller ID showed this number.

Received a call from this number while was talking on other line.

Called me on my mobile number. Did not leave a message.

Call me for donating, didn't hear too much and search for this number, found it's a scam. So don't even bother yourself to answer it.

This is the holiday season, which means that there are more charity scams out there. I have been getting quite a few of them, during the past week. I did not answer the phone; however, doing an internet search on that number, I found that this is a police "donation fund" scam. NO! No police department solicits for funds - ever! This IS a true scam! Those hucksters and fakers need to get a life, in

This is the same man who also calls from (928) 339-3770, (928) 613-9016 and (928) 212-4766. He always asks for Sherry an then goes into wanting donations for a police fund. I asked to be removed from his calling list and he began using foul language.

They called me at 7:30 a.m. which they're not supposed to do. The guy said he was from the National Police Support Fund. There is no such place or thing. The BBB tried to investigate them, but couldn't find any of the chapters they listed, or any states where they're registered to do business. I work for the police in my city and they've never heard of this organization, either. They said it is mo

This is a scam! As a retired NYPD, the police DO NOT solicit over the phone. EVER!

Called my cell and the 928 area code is for AZ & the display showed Snowflake, AZ, so I answered. No more. Guy claimed he was from the National Police Benevolent Fund, or something like that. So I asked him where he was calling from. He told me Las Vegas. So I asked him why the Caller ID display showed Snowflake, AZ. He told me he did not know and offered me an 844 number to call for verification.