(945) 256-1357 is a Social Security Phishing Robocall

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Transcript This call may be monitored and recorded for quality assurance and training purposes. I'm Alex, a digital assistant following up on a business matter that's been placed in our office. Am I speaking with Andrew Richardson? Please answer yes or no. Am I speaking with Andrew Richardson? Please answer yes or no. Am I speaking with Andrew Richardson? Please answer yes or no. Am I speaking with Andrew Richardson? Since I'm still unsure, let's continue. Is your Social Security number ending in 0895? Please answer yes or no. Is your Social Security number ending in 0 895? It seems we're having some trouble confirming your information. Let me try a different approach. Is your Date of birth 1st July, 1953? Please answer yes or no. Please answer yes or no. Is your date of birth 1st July, 1953? Since we're still having trouble, let's try another method. Is your address 703 Gilmer Street? Apartment number 205, Killeen, Texas 76541? Please answer yes or no.
Date Blocked March 28, 2025
Call Activity Elevated Last detected 2 days ago

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