Budgets who demonstrate the fraud team of the Federal Communications Committee (FCC

If you decide for any reason that you want to start the fraud calls, then there is one thing you should try to avoid, if possible, is to call the people you think. Unfortunately, none of the two professionals warned of this when they decided to be presented as members of the “Fricular Communications Committee (FCC) and ended up calling for FCC staff. Now the company that enabled the entire fraudulent process stare b $ 4.5 million fine.

Here is how this matter fell in the whole, According to FCCTwo people who knew themselves with the names of “Christian Mitchell” and “Henry Walker” recorded accounts with Telnyx, a VOIP service equipped in Texas. The two claimed that they live in the same title in Toronto, Canada, although their IP addresses bind them in Scotland and England, and they were both email addresses registered in the field MarioCop123.com.

Despite the indications that something suspicious was in full swing, Telnyx allowed the two accounts to record accounts anyway, which they used to launch a short -term random call campaign. Over two days in February 2024, the fraudsters made 1797 Djanian calls claiming that they were coming from the Fraud Prevention Team of the Federal Communications Committee – something that does not exist.

Most of those connected to a prior audio mail ended in their inbox. For the few unfortunate lives who were captured, the Federal Communications Committee (FCC) said they were subjected to attempts to “threaten, intimidate and fraud.” One of the victims stated that the fraudsters demanded that $ 1,000 in Google gift cards be paid to avoid “crimes against the state”.

In one way or another, a few of the 1797 calls were able to get the fraudsters who were put in hitting the phones of FCC employees and their families. The Federal Communications Committee (FCC) is still not sure about how this happens, such as the agency I mentioned No “publishes or shares the personal phone numbers of employees in another way.”

However, this appears to have put the entire process on the FBC radar (FCC), and now it decreases on Telnyx for its failure to comply with your customer’s rules designed to prevent harmful actors from benefiting from these networks in the first place. According to the investigation of the Federal Communications Committee (FCC), Voip collected a name, email address, material address and IP address from the applicants, with no verification to confirm this information. This, as it turned out, is how you end up facilitating the process of random post calls.

Telnyx denies that it has failed to upgrade the standard of the standards of the Federal Communications Committee, and to issue a statement This claims to “do everything and more than follow the Federal Communications Committee (FCC) for your known knowledge (” KYC “) and the customer’s due care procedures.” FCC do not see this in this way and He suggested a fine of $ 4,492,500 Against telnyx for the entire vertebrae. It will take a lot of Google gift cards.