Prior-contact and address-on-file messages
References to repeated contact attempts or an address on file can make a vague message sound official. This page records where that language recurs across community reports; it does not verify the caller's claim.
22 matching published reports across 15 numbers in the rolling 24-month window · observed August 7, 2026–September 10, 2026
How reports were categorized
Other · 7Robocall · 6Phishing · 5Tech support scam · 2Telemarketer · 1Government impersonation · 1
What to do
- Do not confirm an address or other personal information to an unidentified caller.
- Use a known official channel to check whether an account actually needs attention.
- Keep the voicemail or text if you need to report the incident later.
Matching language is an observation, not attribution. Caller ID can be spoofed, and appearing here does not prove shared ownership or operation. See the full methodology.