Talk:Area codes 506 and 428

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Alleged credit card fraud

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Recently the 506 area code has become synonymous with scammers trying to steal credit card numbers. The scammers pose as a company whom someone has a credit card with (without saying which company). The scammers then ask for your credit card number (hoping that you only have one card and that they won't raise any suspicions). Research suggests that the entity (or entities) that are doing this scam often change their phone number to another number in the 506 area code as there have been over one hundred different phone numbers from the 506 area code complained about as a source of this scam. It is also possible to fake an area code, but given the number of different 506 area code phone numbers that have engaged in this scam in the past, it is most likely that the scammers are centered in New Brunswick. If you do not know someone in New Brunswick, then it is probably smartest to not pick up any calls from the 506 area code.

The numbers beginning with 506 that I see are clearly forged: eleven digits (50622175325, for instance). Some have Caller ID information of "Cell Phone NB", but I think that's added along the way based solely on the provided number. See this Web site for more information; they believe these crims are based in Florida.—Dah31 (talk) 23:44, 20 December 2008 (UTC)[reply]

+11 506 2217 5325 is a Costa Rican land line. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 209.82.26.248 (talk) 22:57, 4 March 2020 (UTC)[reply]

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