800-768-XXXX

Do not answer, it is a Robocall. T-mobile marked this call as “Spam Likely”.

Scam

I do not know the number so i used this service to find the name and i dont know who it is

Robotic voice claimed to be an automated message from SSA regarding legal action a***nst me. Provided 800 number for me to call in order to speak to an agent and clear up the matter.

I keep receiving calls from this number claiming to be from Social Security blocking my SS account. It is fraudulent calling I am sure.

Who are thou, oh mystery number?

Good ***ps

Some of this is repeat information but some of it is new.  I urge everyone to report this to all of these agencies! IEARNLLC (800-768-9144) is placing fraudulent charges on many people's cards around the country. It is most likely being done over the internet. Someone is getting our Bank/Credit/Debit card numbers AND our expiration dates AND our security codes. THIS IS THEFT OF PRIVATE INFORMATION. IT IS A SERIOUS CRIME. It is important to contact your bank or credit card and report it as a FRAUD, not just dispute the charges. If it is filed as a FRAUD, it s****s a process of tracking down the fraudulent company and also hurts them financially.  I have contacted the Texas Attorney General and my home state's Attorney General. Those are the two most important reports to make.  I have also contacted the FCC, the FTA, the FBI (this fraud crosses state lines) and the police in Coppell Texas where this fraudulent company IEARNLLC is located.  I have spoken to a detective at the Coppell Police Dept. and she said it is also important to report it to your local police.  Remember to report this to everyone as a FRAUD and a THEFT.  Here are links for you to go report to.  They are very user friendly, only take a few moments and can really make a difference.  PLEASE make these reports and help shut IEARNLLC down!In Texas - Attorney General's Officehttp://www.oag.state.tx.us/consumer/complain.shtmlIn any other state follow the same address but replace tx with the letters of your state.  Federal Trade Commissionhttps://www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov/Also report it to the FCChttp://esupport.fcc.gov/complaints.htmIf your charge was made electronically - Internet Crime Complaint Centerhttp://www.ic3.gov/default.aspxUse this link to find your state's Attorney General's e-mail address:http://www.naag.org/current-attorneys-general.phpCity of Coppell Police DepartmentChief of Police:  Roy L. Osborne130 Town Center P.O. Box 9478Coppell, TX 75019Phone: 972-304-3610972-304-3535email: [email protected]

Many people are receiving fraudulent charges from IEARNLLC on their cards, some several times a day on multiple days. If this has happened to you, call your bank/credit card immediately and report it as FRAUD, don't just dispute the charges.  If you report it as FRAUD and THEFT, it causes action to be taken a***nst the company (IEARNLLC).  Also, please report it through these links. The most important places to report are to the Texas Attorney General's Office and your state's Attorney General's Office (there is a link to give you that information).  It's easy, it's user friendly, it only takes a few moments and it will help stop this scam.  Please take the time to report your case.*The police detective who is working this case in Coppell, Texas where IEARNLLC is located said it is also very important to file a police report with your local police.In Texas - Attorney General's Officehttp://www.oag.state.tx.us/consumer/complain.shtmlIn any other state follow the same address but replace tx with the letters of your state.  Federal Trade Commissionhttps://www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov/Also report it to the FCChttp://esupport.fcc.gov/complaints.htmIf your charge was made electronically - Internet Crime Complaint Centerhttp://www.ic3.gov/default.aspxUse this link to find your state's Attorney General's e-mail address:http://www.naag.org/current-attorneys-general.phpCity of Coppell Police DepartmentChief of Police:  Roy L. Osborne130 Town Center P.O. Box 9478Coppell, TX 75019Phone: 972-304-3610972-304-3535email: [email protected]

Most likely this fraudulent company has hacked into a third party billing company, a company that actually makes the transactions from your bank to the merchants/businesses you are charging to.  (an example would be "PayPal")  There are many of these businesses out there and they are targets for hackers, as they not only have charge card numbers, they have the expiration dates and any info needed to make a charged transaction.  We are discussing this company and what to do on another board at:http://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-800-768-9144/8#p105143141750668638just paste the above address into your address box and come on over.We have links there, on page 7 that take you to the Attorney General of Texas (where this business is based), The FCC, The Federal Trade Commission, Internet Crime Complaint Center, and the Address, phone number and e-mail address of the local Coppell, Texas Police Department.Don't just let this s*** keep up their scam, use these links on the other board to register a complaint!  It only takes a few minutes, it's painless and it will help catch this s***!  Most important are the Attorney General of Texas and the Attorney General of your home state.  There is a link on the other board that lists all the state's Attorney General information.Help shut down (and prosecute!) IEARNLLC !!!

Here are links for who to contact to report this information and money THEFT by IEARNLLC.In Texas - Attorney General's Officehttp://www.oag.state.tx.us/consumer/complain.shtmlIn any other state follow the same address but replace tx with the letters of your state.  You can report it to both but I believe that the company is held liable in the state that it is doing business inFederal Trade Commissionhttps://www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov/If your charge was made electronically - Internet Crime Complaint Centerhttp://www.ic3.gov/default.aspxCity of Coppell Police DepartmentChief of Police:  Roy L. Osborne130 Town Center P.O. Box 9478Coppell, TX 75019Phone: 972-304-3610972-304-3535email: [email protected] Also report it to the FCChttp://esupport.fcc.gov/complaints.htmHere are other message boards being used by other victims of IEARNLLC:http://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-800-768-9144 (8 pages so far!)http://www.callercomplaints.com/SearchResult.aspx?Phone=800-768-9144http://www.callwiki.com/phones/view/800-768-9144http://whocallsme.com/Phone-Number.aspx/8007689144http://www.callcatalog.com/phones/view/800-768-9144Please report your case to everyone that you can.  Let's shut this fraud and thief down!

Hi, I ended up filing a claim with my bank (Bank of America). They have been awesome. They will investigate and within 90 days will know if it is fraud. In the meantime, they temperarily credited back my account and would have waived any fees if there were any. They are issuing me a new debit card too and closed the old one so that this can't happen a***n. I just wish I knew how they got our numbers!

Yes, it's a scam, fraud whatever you want to call it.  If you hear their phone message it should be pretty obvious.  They charged my credit card twice in the same day and the previous month they had charged me from another fake company in Florida for the same amount.  Come on guys....their phone message has such bad English no legit company would use that with an 'uhhhh' in every sentence.

I just found a charge from this company on my account for 65.32. I have c****ed my debit card account number but am supposed to call them and try to get them to credit me. It's Sa****ay so i was going to wait until Monday. Now I wonder if I will get through or not. How could they have gotten our account numbers? Any other info would be greatly apprechiated.

I have not gotten any calls from this company.  Their phone number just showed up on my bank statement 3 times with 3 charges.  I have called the company numerous times, during business hours,  and just get voicemail.  You can push every extension they have and it will always go to voicemail.  I am so ticked that I am going to have to close my account.