Owner's Name
Address: 123 Example Address, New York, NY, 10001
Onvoy
Kings
Landline
11201, 11202, 11203, 11204
New York City Zone, NY
40° 40' 32.16", -73° 56' 56.23"
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Yes
Prepaid
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VOIP
Yes
Risk Level
Risky
Recent Abuse
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Active
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(917) 909-4612
I’m getting texts from someone named “Maria” who claims/seems to know me. She’s calling me by name. I haven’t spoken to a Maria since middle school/high school & I highly doubt it’s her (we weren’t really friends like that) and I do not give my number out. I have not texted back. I think it may be someone baiting me to respond for some reason (like to ***n my location) and I do not trust it. I think it’s extremely weird for someone to say “hey this is maria. Is this (insert my name)?” As if I gave her my number. Then text me a***n saying “do I have the right number? Is this not (insert my name)?” Without giving any context to who they are and why they’re contacting me, other than a very basic first name. My guess is that they expect everyone to know at least 1 Maria so they think they’ll get some responses.