Posted by Juan Carlos Broncano |July 20, 2022 |Spam numbers |0 |In just under a week, the telephone number 911236473 has accumulated more than 5,000 reports.The general opinion that is projected on said numbering in forums and specialized pages shows that we are facing a call for advertising purposes.The problem is that certain practices apparently carried out by those responsible for the call do not match the way companies proceed.The question is this: is it a spam call?We see it.The character of this article is merely informative.tuexperto.com is only limited to collecting testimonials from users found on third-party pages, so it distances itself from the opinions expressed by them, as well as from the accusations launched at the company regarding its network services and/or the service aftermarket«False Euskaltel commercial indicating that my rates have changed and that they have sent me the new conditions 15 days ago», «They pretend to be your telephone company and tell you that you have coverage incidents and that they will raise your rate» , «They say they are from MásMóvil, but they try to change your company without realizing it.They ask for ID and account number»… These are some testimonials from affected users that we have been able to collect from various pages in relation to 911 23 64 73, but who is it really?MásMóvil, Movistar, Euskaltel, Vodafone, Orange… These are some of the operators that users point out in their comments as allegedly responsible for the call.The practices described suggest a similar way of acting: from discounts on the invoice to a substantial increase in the amount of the rate, with special insistence on requesting data such as the DNI or the bank account number.At the time of writing these lines, companies such as Orange or MásMóvil have already spoken about it in their respective official Twitter accounts, as we can see in the following publications:Hi Michael A.Would you write us, please, in private and give us more details about what happened?We await your message 😉 ^MM https://t.co/f2gzhDIpCBHello!We are sorry to read this, it is not our way of working.We would like to review it to take the appropriate measures so that it does not happen again.Please, write us a DM with this information and the number where you received the call and we'll get to it.Thank you!Since the way to proceed does not match the operations of this type of company, from tuexpertomovil.com we recommend proceeding to block it, since some users suggest that we are facing an alleged identity theft attempt that could mask a change of unauthorized company.As some users have already been able to confirm, the Robinson List will not help us to put an end to this type of communication, since it has apparently been carried out by fraudulent means.It is for this reason that we are forced to resort to the native blocking functions of iOS and Android, which are accessible through the Calls application: the process is as simple as pressing and holding the number that we want to block until it appears a popup window with different options.One way to automate this same process is to install third-party applications specialized in spam calls, such as Mr. Number for iPhone or Truecaller for Android phones.By having a filter that feeds on the reports of other users, the application will block any incoming call or message automatically without us having to proceed with each record.Finally, if we have a landline phone, the easiest option is to use the physical buttons found on the dial, as well as the options shown on the screen, to block any incoming call.The other option is based on installing external blockers, whose lowest price on Amazon is usually no more than 20 euros.Listen to our special podcast on how to block SPAM calls on mobileFrom Monday to Friday we send a newsletter with the headlines of the day to +4,000 subscribersI will never give away, trade or sell your email address.You can unsubscribe at any time.Your email address will not be published.Required fields are marked with *Save my name, email and website in this browser for the next time I comment.