The place to dump all kinds of scam numbers to prank call them and also to
spread awareness against such scammers. Find active scam numbers daily! NOTE:
POSTING ANY KIND OF PERSONAL NUMBER (INCLUDING SPOOFS) IS STRICTLY AGAINST THE
RULES. If you see a personal number, REPORT the post and/or DM a moderator.
Matrix Space [https://matrix.to/#/#ScamNumbers:matrix.org] Subreddit
[https://www.reddit.com/r/ScamNumbers/] 1. Do not post personal phone numbers.
You are NOT allowed to post personal phone numbers of any kind, including the
scammer’s personal phone number. 2. No harassment. This community strictly
forbids harassing other people, for example by posting other’s personal phone
numbers to prank call them. If prank calling scammers, please to not overly
harass them. There is a line between a small joke prank call and completely
harassing someone. 3. No “Any numbers?” posts No “Anyone have any numbers?”-type
posts are allowed. That’s what the whole point of the sub is. Sort the subreddit
by “New” to see (possibly) active numbers. Other questions are fine though. 4.
No scambait videos/pictures without contact info Videos and pictures of
scambaits must include the scammer’s contact information somewhere that is
easily visible (title, thumbnail, top bar of texting apps, etc.).
With almost 40k subscribers on Reddit, r/ScamNumbers is one of the most useful online databases for tracking down scam phone numbers. Some use the information for awareness, while others take advantage by prank calling scammers to waste their time.
Whatever the case may be, we have a zero-tolerance policy towards personal phone numbers. We have enforced this rule severely on Reddit and will do the same here.
Not the ones that want you to engage over a period of time. A lot of scams, especially for old people, involve long back and forth conversations over days. These are usually very profitable for the scammers, who sort of gain a passive income for doing nothing other than stealing from old people.
Not the ones that want you to engage over a period of time. A lot of scams, especially for old people, involve long back and forth conversations over days. These are usually very profitable for the scammers, who sort of gain a passive income for doing nothing other than stealing from old people.
Ah ok, that makes sense… trying to build up trust I suppose.