Uses Onvoy to mask origin; will use a pseudonym name, and mention the address they assume you live in, the name they assume is your first name, even if it's wrong. This type of scam preys on your emotional vulnerabilities, and will try to get you to volunteer information not mentioned, either as a call back, or replied text message. This could easily steal information, or open an unsafe link to malware. It is best 1.not to reply, 2.block the call, 3. report to authorities. Message, "Hey, this is Travis such a pleasure to correspond with you. I need to find the owner of _______ (assumed living area). Is this ______ (your assumed name)?" Used resource to report malicious intent to FTC, which is a simple walk-through anyone here can use to report calls, voice mails, and even texts. If you wanted to make sure you're thorough, the FCC, and the FBI also have resources to report such activities.

Calls pretending to be government, businesses, or family and friends was reported by a user from California via FTC.