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Budget and the Bees
Budget and the Bees
Latrice Perez

If Your Own Number Calls You, It’s a Scam—Hang Up Immediately

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Have you ever looked down at your buzzing phone only to see your own name and number staring back at you? It is a surreal moment that can spark confusion, panic, or pure curiosity. Many people assume their carrier is calling, a technical glitch occurred, or their account was hacked. In reality, this serves as a psychological trap. Scammers use caller-ID spoofing to make your phone display your own number, and answering that call represents the first step into a well-designed fraud attempt.

The Psychology Behind the Self-Spoofing Scam

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