It is safe to call + 1 855 836 3987, however it is not safe to receive calls from this number. Spoofing is a technique that hackers may use.
I received a call from +1 855 836 3987, which was classified as a Google customer support number by True Caller. I picked it up without hesitation, and the woman on the other end of the line informed me that she was from Google, and that my email address had been hacked, and that I needed to take certain measures to restore it.
When I opened my laptop and checked my email, everything appeared to be in order. She instructed me to open an email and click on the link to restore my account, but I had no idea that my email had been hacked. I followed the link to a blank website, where the lady informed me that my email was now secure.
After a few days, I attempted to enter into my Gmail account and received the error “this is an outdated password,” preventing me from doing so. Thank God, that email does not contain any personal information or emails.
The question now is how someone can misuse +1 855 836 3987, a legitimate Google customer service number.
- denver asked 2 years ago
- last edited 2 years ago
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Hackers may call you from +1 855 836 3987 using a spoofing tactic. Google will never call you or ask you any questions about your account from this phone number. If you have any questions about any Google services, then do not hesitate to call +1 855 836 3987 for assistance.
- google Reported 2 years ago
this number came up on my bank statement google Activision .99 cents 2600 times and I am going to get my money back
2600 charges of fraud
bank has already started a fraud case
how can you have people working there and stealing not only from me but google the number …its very bad hacking into peoples $$
- deborah colgate Reported 2 years ago
They do not want to spam but they need money. It is spam and i blocked this number.
- good Reported 1 year ago
Google is responsible company they do not like spam. Tool free numbers can be spoofed by hackers to steel credit card information so do not blame google for your loses.
- Aima Reported 1 year ago