+1 346 333 0048

United States · Landline · area code (346) · 346-333 prefix · last report 7 days ago

Suspicious45/100

2 community reports8 complaints filed with the FTC, most recent September 3, 2026Sources & methodology

Complaint subjects:Government impersonation (8)

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Government impersonation8 days agofrom United States
This is Anthony McConnell, the Harris Records office, calling the divorce of your local no-show last Tuesday at mine. Trying to see why you're working out that appointment, calls back as soon as possible, to the direct department info line at xxxxxxxxxx at extension 3. Once again, that is xxxxxxxxxx extension 3. Thank you. Call back as soon as possible. We're trying to keep you from being charged for that missed appointment.
Government impersonation1 month agofrom United States
This is Anthony McConnell, the Harris Records office calling in reverse to your local no show at Tuesday at 9. Trying to see why you're working out that appointment, call us back as soon as possible to the direct department info line at [number removed] at extension 3 once again that is [number removed] extension 3 Thank you. Fall back as soon as possible. We're trying to keep you from being charged for that missed appointment.

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