Case File No. RCN-20260825 — Open

The Persistent Robocall Scripts: A Case Study

Certain scam scripts reappear consistently, targeting consumers with manufactured urgency and false claims. RoboCallMeNot assists in identifying and reporting these recurring threats.

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Exhibit A

Recurring Robocall Profiles

Auto warranty robocalls have remained one of the most consistently reported categories to the FTC for several years. Tech support scams, claiming computer compromise, led to $159 million in reported losses among older consumers in 2024 alone. Government imposter scams rely on manufactured urgency, and package delivery scams reliably spike around major shopping holidays.

4 scam scripts that account for a large share of reported robocalls, year after year
Exhibit B

Understanding Common Tactics

These recurring scam types often employ similar deceptive tactics. Callers may create manufactured urgency or threaten immediate consequences to pressure individuals. Recognizing these consistent patterns can aid in identifying fraudulent communications.

Exhibit C

Actionable Intelligence

Awareness of these prevalent scam types is a critical first step in protection. Should you encounter such a call, logging it promptly is recommended. RoboCallMeNot provides a one-tap method to log these calls and guides you through the process of filing official reports.

Log and Report Robocalls Now

Take control against persistent robocall scams by utilizing RoboCallMeNot's logging and reporting tools.