Telephone Number Spoofed by Robocaller

[LuFins Dad]

So I got a telephone call at work last week with an older guy yelling at me about why we are trying to scam him about shutting down his electrical service. I explained that we are a piano store in business for over 100 years, and we have no inclination or ability to shut off his service. After we confirmed the telephone number on his caller ID and it matched ours, I explained that it sounds like our number was spoofed by a robocalling spammer. The guy then starts yelling at me about why we let that happen and asking how we are going to fix it. I explained that it's a random thing and there really isn't anything that we can do to stop it. He gets angry and states he's reporting our number as spam.

So this afternoon I call Karla from the store phone, and she reports that her Samsung phone is telling her that the number is suspected Spam... Sigh... Any idea how to go about correcting this?

[jon-nyc]

I think your first step is to cut off that bastard’s electricity.

[LuFins Dad]

Very funny…

[Mik]

Did you keep the guy’s number? I’d let him know he can rescind that report or hear from your attorney.

But before that I’d contact wherever he reported you and see if you can get it rescinded.

[Doctor Phibes]

What would Aqua do?

[Mik]

Cut his fucking gas, electric and phone lines and hump his wife.

[Copper]

@Mik said in Telephone Number Spoofed by Robocaller:

Cut his fucking gas, electric and phone lines and hump his wife.

You forgot the dog

[Mik]

You can hump the dog. Aqua’s busy.

[89th]

Have you considered going into the spam retail business?