Do not answer the calls of 621148190. It is reported as a fraudulent number that seeks to extract personal data from the victims of its calls to later use it in other major scams or sell it on the dark web.
Who calls you from 621148190?
The telephone number 621148190 has all the indications to be considered a fraudulent number that uses techniques of identity fraud to commit scams. Specifically, most reports on caller ID pages refer to energy companies.
«Some unpresentable. They pose as an “energy manager” and try to sell you a better contract than the current one you have signed. They know your address and try to extract other personal information from you. As soon as you face them, they hang you.
«Heavy. They don’t care what time it is or how many times you tell them you’re not interested. If you ask them where they get your data from, they hang up. If you block the number, they call you with a different one.
«Scam call, if you ask where they got your name from, they just hang up. Without saying anything they say everything. I hope it works, don’t be fooled.”
“They pretend to be Repsol and want to change your contract to a cheaper rate, I’m not in Repsol.”
«They tell me that they are from Repsol that they have changed the rate to a more expensive one and that I have to update the data again to return to the old rate. They are pure scammers. Great care”.
«They communicate indicating that they are the Naturgy company, having your data, asking for your ID, indicating some reductions in electricity, and that from the next month the bill will arrive in the name of Naturgy, when I told them that they were not I would give no information and I would communicate with my company, the call was cut off.
“They pretend to be the electricity company, they want to review the contract that says it is outdated and that if I have it domiciled to *ask me for the data and update it-* and they are not from the company because I tell them that I have a fixed contract of three years and all good that I already spoke with them and they hang up on me.
«She has introduced herself as a Repsol worker and she has told me that if due to energy efficiency I have noticed that the bill is somewhat higher… I have lied to her saying that obviously, since as well she should know and even if it is from Repsol, what does it do? Two months ago I raised the contracted power (a lie) and that, with this change, I already assumed that the price would go up. The girl must have seen that she didn’t have that information, and to be able to escape easily she comments the following: well, if it was two months ago I won’t bother you anymore, because two months ago we came from Repsol applying that discount».
“Scam, they have a lot of personal information and they know which electricity company you have contracted, they say that the contract with your company has expired two months ago, that they fix it by changing the contract and they ask you for personal information and then bank information.”
Block and mark as spam
If you want to save yourself a possible bad drink or gain peace of mind, it is best to block this contact and if you have not noticed and answer, never give your personal data, or ID, or address, and even less bank information. The first step is by the traditional method, enter the call list, open the options panel and block the number. With this you will avoid future calls. In addition, most of the calling apps on smartphones today also allow you to flag your phone as spam, which can help alert the rest of the community when you receive a call of this type.
You can also use some of the applications that help you to identify calls and block suspicious numbers, such as Hiya, CallBlocker, TrueCaller or Pepeescudo. These applications will not only allow you to have greater control over the numbers you have blocked, but also give you some peace of mind by identifying the incoming call and displaying an alert on the screen in case it is a suspicious number like this 621148190.
