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Carrier Abuse
“382 Communications” report abuse: Email: abuse@382com.com, support@382com.com “7G Network, Inc” report abuse: Email: abuse@zayo.com, CanCustomerService@Allstream.com, UScustomerservice@allstream.com, support@allstream.com “800.com” report abuse: Email: support@800.com, ron@7gnetwork.net “Advanced Telecom Solutions, LLC” report abuse: Email: support@turbobridge.com Call: 240-847-0500 “Aerialink/Geneseo (SVR)” report abuse: Note: This service does not include phone services, only texting services, but some Carrier Lookup tools may mistakenly list this agency as the Read more…
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What’s Fraud
Title: Unraveling the Surge in the Scale of Fraud: A Complex Web of Factors In recent times, the scale of fraudulent activities has witnessed an alarming surge, leaving individuals, businesses, and governments grappling with the consequences. This escalating trend is not confined to any specific industry or region but has Read more…
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Telecommunications companies failing people.
The battle against telecommunications companies owned by scammers is a complex and dynamic struggle in the realm of cybersecurity. These rogue entities exploit communication networks to perpetrate a wide array of fraudulent activities, ranging from phishing scams and identity theft to elaborate financial schemes. Governments and regulatory bodies worldwide are Read more…
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How to shut down scammers fast.
Shutting down scammers swiftly requires a multi-faceted approach that combines technological advancements, legal measures, and public awareness. Technologically, robust cybersecurity systems must be in place to detect and prevent fraudulent activities in real-time. Rapid response teams equipped with the latest tools and techniques are essential for tracking and neutralizing scams Read more…
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Safety and security with scammers
PLEASE READ! If you are receiving persistent fraudulent, abusive or threatening calls or texts and you are concerned for your safety we strongly urge you to contact your local law enforcement agency. Don’t talk to scammers. Do not engage a scammer in any way. If you suspect a call is fraudulent, don’t say Read more…