🤖Scam Alert

Robocalls & Auto-Dialers

Robocalls use auto-dialers and pre-recorded messages to reach millions of people with scam offers about car warranties, insurance, debt relief, and more. They often spoof local numbers.

Search for a phone number to check if it's been reported as a robocalls & auto-dialers scam

Warning Signs of Robocall Scams

•Pre-recorded message plays when you answer
•Caller ID shows local number but it's an out-of-area scam
•Message about expiring car warranty you don't have
•Pressing 1 to be removed leads to more calls
•Offers for debt relief, insurance, or investments
•Caller can't answer basic questions

How to Protect Yourself

✓Register on National Do Not Call Registry
✓Use call blocking apps and phone features
✓Don't press any buttons during robocalls
✓Let unknown calls go to voicemail
✓Report robocalls to help enforcement

What to Do If You're Targeted

1.Hang up without pressing any buttons
2.Block the number (though scammers often switch numbers)
3.Report to Do Not Call Registry at donotcall.gov
4.Report to FTC at reportfraud.ftc.gov
5.Consider robocall blocking services from your carrier

Report a Robocalls & Auto-Dialers Scam

Help protect others by reporting scam calls. Search for the number above and submit a report, or report directly to official agencies.

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