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Auto-dialer patterns, pre-recorded messages, and robotic call signatures that indicate mass-calling scam operations.
Calls threatening arrest, warrants, or legal action over unpaid taxes — the classic IRS impersonation scam script.
Callers claiming your computer is infected, posing as Microsoft or Apple support, and demanding remote access or payment.
Numbers associated with romance scam patterns — callers who build emotional connections online then request money or gift cards.
Urgent calls claiming a grandchild or family member is in trouble and needs money wired immediately — exploiting fear and love.
Callers posing as Social Security, Medicare, immigration, or other government agencies demanding payment or personal information.