859-960-3104

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Area Code:	859
Prefix:	960
Owner name:	Darrell Phelps View information
County	Hamilton
City:	Cincinnati
State/Province:	Kentucky - KY
Use Type:	Landline Numbers
Carrier:	Nuvox Communications Of Kentucky - Ky
International format:	+18599603104 / 0018599603104
Time Zone:	Eastern 19:28:37

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kathryn auble 3 month ago
+1-859-960-3104 | Category: Fraud Calls
I'm 99 percent sure this is a scam. It's "Drive4Cash," recruiting in "your area," claiming you'll make up to $20 an hour, and you'll get a $500 bonus after your 100th drive. They claim to be hiring nationally and internationally, too. I called the number back, and a robo-agent answered, claiming to be a live agent, "Sidney." The female voice can actually pass off as human, but they're not as smart as real people - yet. "What did you say your zip code was again?" it asks. "I didn't say," I answered. "So, what is my zip code?" It answers, "Great question. Let me give you to my hiring manager," which doesn't happen, as the robo-agent continues to ask questions, trying to determine "your area."