Watch Out For The 'Can You Hear Me?' Phone Scam Happening Now

A random “can you hear me?” question should be your first red flag that this unsolicited call could be a scam, said Kelly ...

There's A Reason Why People Are Believing This Phone Scam In California - It Involves The Police

In California, a local police department issued a warning about phone scammers pretending to be the police. It's not the only ...

When a scammer calls you, they likely bought your number

The Department of Homeland Security recently said that Chinese criminal gangs have made more than $1 billion from scams ...
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How to get a free phone number for calling and texting

Although there's a pretty good chance you already have a phone number on your smartphone, your primary number assigned by your carrier isn't your only option for calling and texting. There are ...

We Called The ‘Pluribus’ Phone Number. Here’s What Happened.

During the Pluribus premiere, Carol turns on the television and sees a White House official standing at a podium awaiting her ...
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Can You Call Back A 'No Caller ID' Number?

Your phone displays "No Caller ID" whenever the caller has chosen to hide their phone number from your screen. This differs from "Unknown Caller" or "Private Number," which typically point to ...
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Look Who’s Calling: FCC Includes Proposals to Roll Back Several TCPA Rules As Part of “Call Branding” Initiative

Despite the ongoing government shutdown, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) held its regularly scheduled monthly open meeting on October ...