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This is the 3rd time in 2 weeks that someone has been using my Google Voice number to call 3 unknown individuals. I called back 2 to verify the scam. If it continues, I will have to change my Google number which will create a nightmare because I use it for most everything, banks, stores, apps, utilities, etc. Ugh.
hey Consumers,
Maria Dawson / I literally just deleted my google voice?? someone else is using it to call scam, 210-570-3129 if anyone got a call? from this number = it would say Maria Dawson?? but that is not me?? I tried to call for live person at google?? no live people.. to my surprise a gentleman said that I just called him, which I did not. beware about google voice.
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