| Phone Number | +1 361 288 1818 |
|---|---|
| Country |  United States |
| NANP Format | 361-288-1818 |
| NPA-NXX Company | LEVEL 3 COMMUNICATIONS, LLC - TX |
(361) 288-1818 Location
Based on area code 361, the phone number (361) 288-1818 is located in Texas, United States. The area code 361 and prefix 288 assignments are:
| Location | TEXAS |
|---|---|
| Rate Center | C CHRISTI |
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FTC Data
At least 18 consumers from Michigan, New York, North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, and 6 other states reported phone number 361-288-1818 to the Federal Trade Commission. 77% of complaints reported the call or text message as a robocall or recorded message. The last complaint was on February 25, 2020.
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Caller ID showed the call came from New Windsor MD @ 443-671-5863 stating to call 361-288-1818 for a refund of $299.99 as stated above due to Pro Care losing their license.
This number was given to me to call for a $299.99 refund for a 5 year computer tech support contract with "ProCare Tech Support" which could no longer fulfill as their company lost it's license renewal. SCAM.
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someone called pretending to be from a tech support company called ProCare, saying that the company was going out of business and they wanted to refund my $299.00 tech support payment. They said to call back at 361-288-1818. The caller ID number was 615-845-4235. A. I don't have tech support from that company. B. they would send an email if they were legit, but I still wouldn't click on the link C. they would have an 800 # if they were legit. D. I called Procare and they are tech support for a daycare payment company, and are NOT going out of business. E. if they lost their license, would they REALLY be calling all their customers to give them a refund? I think not. I' m sure they are asking people for credit card #'s to "confirm" that they should refund to that card, or they are looking for access to your computer.