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94965, 94966
Sausalito, CA
37° 51' 32.11", -122° 29' 6.94"
The number (415) 729-3259 is a Landline line managed by Bandwidth.com, hailing from Sausalito, CA, or the surrounding area. A total of 53 look-ups have been done for this number. 3 comments exist from users, with the freshest one posted on June 27th, 2023. This number holds a spam level of 20%. For additional in-depth data, look below.
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(415) 729-3259
Several voicemails telling me I was approved for a loan threw lending tree or lending services I can't remember
(415) 729-3259
Scammers posing as lenders from Lending Tree offering loans from $3000 to $10 000 at a very compe***ive rate, Once they break down the monthly payments they ask customers to pay a monthly payment one up front "to establish customer's iden***y and preventing fraud" they say which will be paid back with the total amount of the loan once deposited in the victim's bank account. That's when they take off with your monthly payment to be never heard off a***n
(415) 729-3259
Scammers posing as lenders from Lending Tree offering loans from $3000 to $10 000 at a very compe***ive rate, Once they break down the monthly payments they ask customers to pay a monthly payment one up front "to establish customer's iden***y and preventing fraud" they say which will be paid back with the total amount of the loan once deposited in the victim's bank account. That's when they take off with your monthly payment to be never heard off a***n.