FRONGS as a FCC fraud group calls FCC and fined

If you decide that you want to start a scammer, something you should try to prevent if possible, calls people possible. Unfortunately, when this decided to pose as members of the “Fraud Prevention team”, no one warned of this, and they called the calls of FCC staff. Now the company that provides all fake transactions looks at a $ 4.5 million in fine.

Here’s it all this thing fell down, According to FCC: Two people identifying themselves with Christian Mitchell and Henry Walker, registered with Telnyx, a VoIP service provider located in Texas. Although the IP addresses are connected in Scotland and England, the Canadian state has the same address in Toronto, and the domain Mariocop123.com has e-mail addresses.

Despite the indicators for the fact that something will be afoot of fishy, ​​Telnyx, anyway, allowed the accounts to celebrate in any case they started a very short spam call campaign. In February 2024, two days of two days, the Federal Communications Commission claimed that the Federal communication commission came from fraud prevention, 1,797 unfaithful calls.

Most callers ended with a voicemail remaining in the Inbox. For several failed souls, FCC said they were exposed to “threaten, scare and deceive”. They demanded $ 1,000 to prevent a victim, fraudsters, to prevent the prison for the “opposite crimes against the state.”

Somehow, at least a few, several of the 1797 scammers, FCC workers and families managed to hit their phones. FCC is still unsure of how it happened as an agency declared This does not publish or share Personal Personal Phone Numbers. “

However, what happened, it seems that the entire operation is put on the radar of FCC and now comes down to Telnyx to prevent harmful actors to prevent the rules designed to prevent the use of primarily use. According to the FCC investigation, the VOIP firm collected the name, email address, physical address and IP address, which is no verification process to confirm this information. This ends how to simplify a spam call operation as it goes out.

Telnyx denies that it does not live in accordance with the standards of FCC giving a result statement This claims that your Customer (‘KYC’) and the FCC required for the search for the customer. FCC does not see this way and Offered a $ 4492,500 a fine Against Telnyx for all fiasco. This is going to pay a large number of Google Gift Card.