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Onvoy
Chattooga
Landline
30747
Summerville, GA
34° 28' 43.16", -85° 20' 55.81"
The phone number (706) 230-9650 is located in or around Summerville, GA. This Landline number is registered through Onvoy. Below you may find additional information. Did you receive a spam call from this number? Leave a review or comment below about the call to help the community know what to watchout for.
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Yes
Prepaid
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VOIP
Yes
Risk Level
Risky
Recent Abuse
No
Active Status
Active
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(706) 230-9650
I received a text from this number and the sender claimed to be a lottery winner who wanted to share $300,000 with me. The problem was that he requested that I first give a lot of personal information including my medical problems before he would give me the money. When I asked him how I could be assured he was who he said he was, I was told to just trust him. He refused to verify my name, he would not tell me how he even got my phone number, and this number is not even in the same state of said lottery winner. As much as I would love $300,000, I'm not an idiot! There are far too many red flags, and this person does nothing to verify his identity. Can you say scam?