Is Delaware BPO Robocall A Genuine Offer To Handle Your Calls Or Some Kind Of Scam?

You may be here because you may have received Delaware BPO Robocall which says: "Hi I'm Lisa calling you from Delaware BPO. How are you doing today? Glad to hear that. At Delaware BPO, we handle your company's incoming and outgoing customer calls at a very cheap rate. So, if you are interested to hire us, please say yes." People around the internet have negative reviews about these kinds of calls because they say it will try to scam you. However, we are not sure either it is fake or real call but it's better be safe than sorry just by ignoring it.

You may get similar types of such scam calls in several forms. So, you can help us by reporting similar kinds of scams below in the comment section. If you are concerned with your privacy, then you can comment below without submitting your email address.

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What can be the motive of these calls if they are the fraudulent ones?

If these calls are from scammers, then that is to get your personal information. They may trick you to submit them your personal and financial details. So, it's better you not follow their instructions.

Once these cybercriminals get your personal information, they make money by selling those details. If they get your credit card information, even they can steal money from your credit card.

Scam calls may not come from the same number, in the name of the same company, or in the same format. These scammers may use multiple numbers, emails, and the name of companies to call you. So, beware of these kinds of calls.

Few examples of scam calls are:

Now you know about of these kinds of calls. So, if you want to say something about it or want to report any kinds of scams, then please feel free to leave your comment below. After all, we are here to spread awareness about scams. So, let’s do it together. Let’s save innocent people from scams.

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Good Luck!

Reference:- Scamadviser

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20 thoughts on “Is Delaware BPO Robocall A Genuine Offer To Handle Your Calls Or Some Kind Of Scam?

  1. They are using the following number:
    888-514-5863
    800-439-1644
    866-237-8226
    800-313-1560
    833-338-3874
    888-787-0401
    888-315-8307
    856-754-1246
    877-950-0202
    888-455-3119
    800-823-0735
    833-465-5119
    855-248-6264
    254-331-6313
    They used each of these numbers at least once today to call me. I hope they burn.

  2. 888-748-6398 - Delware BPO. Even if I said yes, they still hang up. I like to mess with the time wasters. This is clearly a waste of everyone's time and bandwidth.

  3. Same experience noted above and the call disconnected after I said yes. I’m on the do no call list and am going to report the number.

  4. They are recording your voice, specifically when they ask you a question in which you may answer "Yes" to. Avoid the calls whenever you can, and always avoid using the word "Yes" to answer any of their questions. If you are not sure if the call is legit, still try to avoid using "Yes" to respond to any of their questions. Try using "Why Not" "Sure" "Absolutely" "Uh Huh" instead of "Yes." I am sure they will find a work around once they see people are catching on.

  5. The calls always automatically disconnect after I say "Yes" so I never get to find out what information the "Delaware BPO" scammer is seeking.

  6. Obvious illegal call for the following reasons:

    1) robocall with recorded message not introduced by live operator without express permission
    2) robocall to residential numbers selling a business service
    3) sales call to DNC listed residential number.4

  7. I've reported the individuals I know who are personally using the system to the US attorney's office to the National security agency cuz they are tampering with the grid to the Department of Justice and to cyber command because a lot of their friends and family that are using this illegal system are in the military or or hijacking military radar and satellites make bogus phone calls it's a much more widespread complex crime than this little ad presented us these people are down there near Dover Air Force Base and there are several people who are you know who they are and do a background check. Be very very careful these are very very dangerous people in the operating illegal radio network in the atmosphere of the tri-state area they are cyberstalking people using video networks and people who are gaming online or gambling online need to be especially careful this is a serious crime lots of references made to the hotel DuPont think they're stalking people there

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