967-770-7053

Hi,

i just want to know who is this number...

i'm getting number of calls unknowinlgy from this number....

getting blank calls from this number.But if we call back,the phone is switched of.

I am also getting the same misc calls.

Who is this.

Yes, same issue for me - getting calls at Chennai

Getting weird call from this number every morning after 10 AM.

while the call back says the number is switched off...

Who is this?
Nigerian?
ICICI Bank?

I am also receiving msd call from this number daily in noon times. who is that??

i got a cal form this num aft tht num has been swati...........

airtel customer care

Yes, same issue for me - getting calls at Chennai

keeps getting call from this no

Whose number is this

given the call and switched off  the cell phone

i getting 5 missed calls every day pls tell us.

while we call its says switch off.

i just want to know who is this number... i'm getting number of calls unknowinlgy from this number.... getting blank calls from this number.But if we call back,the phone is switched of. i getting 5 missed calls every day pls tell us. while we call its says switch off.

im getting call from this number daily 3 to 5 times,if i aten,there is no sound.

this number  user is always disturbing me  please block this number and this nubmer user is giving missed call to me then  that guy off him phone ! please to block this number 9677707053

EVERYDAY AROUND 10.00 A.M. I AM RECEIVING CALL FROM THIS NUMBER.WHEN I REPLY IT WILL BE SWITCHED OFF. WHO IS THIS AND WHY THEY ARE DOING LIKE THIS?

hey do not recall on that nos after they give u miss call.if u call on that nos they will hack ur bank or other personal details from ur nos. or u will loose ur unexpected money if u call them

Read This......

Have you ever received a burst of missed calls from strange numbers in a short span of time? Such missed calls usually last for just one ring and it is strongly recommended that you DO NOT call these numbers back. This is an old scam that has resurfaced and we would like to warn our users against them.

These are international premium-rate numbers (IPRN) and people who call them are charged hefty rates which are transferred to the attacker. The trick is known as the ‘Wangiri’ fraud. In Japanese, ‘Wangiri’ means ‘one ring and cut’ and it is believed that this scam originated in Japan.

What is a premium number?
Premium-rate numbers are typically known as toll numbers and their origin can be traced to several European countries. Telecom operators offer a limited number of premium numbers which are acquired by businesses. Callers are charged premium rates (higher than regular calling rates) when they dial such numbers and the revenue earned is then shared between the telecom operator and the owner of the number.

Commercial establishments advertise these numbers for tech support, voting polls, competitions, directory inquiries, weather forecasts and more.

How a Wangiri scam works?
Once an attacker has acquired a premium-rate number he gives missed calls to thousands of cellphone numbers chosen randomly. Inadvertently, an unsuspecting victim calls the number back. An individual answers the call and tries to prolong the conversation under some pretext. All this while, the curious caller gets charged a large amount for the call. The rates range from Rs. 50 per minute to Rs. 200 per minute.

The latest slew of attacks has arisen from numbers starting with a +92 code. This code belongs to numbers from Pakistan but it is impossible to be sure as attackers could have used several masking techniques. Tracing the country of origin of such calls is a very difficult process and it can only be accomplished by law enforcement agencies. It is largely suspected that these calls do not originate in India. Hence, callers are charged international rates for calling these international premium-rate numbers.

It is an ingenious way of stealing money off victims. Prepaid users will find their credit drastically reduced whereas postpaid users would only come to know of these charges once they view their monthly bill. The best course of action would be to simply ignore such suspicious missed calls and refrain from calling them back. Quick Heal Mobile Security users can also utilize the ‘Call Blocking’ feature to blacklist such numbers and prevent them from reaching the device.

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