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090-9136-5383 phone number information

Basic Information

Number Type
Mobile phone (090)

Number overview

090-9136-5383 is reported as a predatory sales call introducing itself as "Netamoto" and pretending there's an existing email exchange to demand a transfer to the president or representative. The hallmark is faking a nonexistent business relationship.

Reported tactics

  • The caller opens with, "I'm calling about that email," to imply there's an existing exchange
  • The caller asks to be transferred to the president or representative by name
  • If you say the person is out, the caller fakes urgency: "It's urgent - please call back today"
  • When asked the specific email content, the caller gives vague answers
  • If you call back, a sales pitch begins

Pretending there's a business relationship or an existing email exchange to get transferred is a textbook tactic of predatory sales calls.

How to handle this call

Don't transfer the call

Even if the caller says "about that email," check internally for any matching email before responding. If you can't confirm one, don't transfer the call.

Don't call back

You don't need to call back even if the caller says it's urgent. If the matter were truly important, they could leave a specific message.

Where to report or get help

  • Police consultation line: #9110

Frequently Asked Questions

I got a call from 090-9136-5383 saying "about the email." Is there really one?

It's a predatory sales-call tactic that fakes a nonexistent email exchange. Check internally for any matching email; if there isn't one, don't transfer the call.

What if I'm told "It's urgent - please call back"?

You don't need to call back. The tactic is to fake urgency to lure a callback into a sales pitch. If the matter were truly important, the caller could leave a specific message.

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