+1 226 828 941 3
Risk level: High
Who is this? Spam, telemarketing or a legitimate call? Community reports in United States.
Number with prefix 226. Review community reports, risk and comments below before answering or blocking. Browse numbers with prefix 226
AI Analysis
Limited information: Multiple reports indicate scam activities related to job offers, primarily targeting job seekers in Qatar, Dubai, and Canada, with a consistent request for $85 payment.
Likely purpose: Job Scam: Requesting $85 for 'job application processing' for fake job opportunities.
Most common user complaints
- ask for $85 for jobs application
- job scam asking for $85
- scam for job in Dubai/Qatar/Canada
AI analysis: Jul 3, 2026
Information based on community reports and automated analysis. It may contain errors or be out of date, and is not legal advice or a verified accusation against the number's owner.
Web research
The number appears in public facing reverse lookup databases and caller ID resources, but no definitive, reliable ownership identifying data is confirmed here. Online discussions indicate mixed reports; some sources flag potential spam indicators, but reliability varies by source.
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The number appears in public facing reverse lookup databases and caller ID resources, but no definitive, reliable ownership identifying data is confirmed here. Online discussions indicate mixed reports; some sources flag potential spam indicators, but reliability varies by source. 1. Likely type/owner: Appears as a US based, mobile or landline number listed in public reverse lookup databases; ownership not reliably confirmed. 2. What people say online: Mixed signals across listings; some say it’s a legitimate number, others flag it as potentially spam or telemarketing. 3. Association with abuse: Some entries hint at spam or nuisance calling, but evidence is inconsistent. 4. Public exposure/leaked: Present in several public lookup and spam report databases; not clearly tied to a verified breach or leak. 5. Advice on answering: Exercise caution; consider screening or not answering unless you verify the caller through trusted channels.
United States
Operator information
- Country:
United States- Prefix:
- +1
- Type:
- Other
- Operator:
- Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile
Recent searches
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Community comments
7I just had a call from this number +12268289413 asking me to 85 Canadian dollars for a job in Dubai. But upon search for genuinely and authenticity of company over the internet I found out that they are a group of scammers.
It's a potential job scam.Fraud Guy named Joe Ross (most times he calls though there are people too)makes calls to those who are searching for jobs In Qatar. Calls are mostly from Ontario, Canada.They will ask for a online payment mostly in the amount $85.Which goes on like this.Tells to fill up a form and gives a login ID and a p/w and will ensure you that you will receive a calls from recruiters.Brothers please note no one will call you,it's a potential fraud.A big scam group who are fooling people in the name of job. Please beware.
Its just fake call from , one of the fake interview call i lost my 85 Canadian dollar , dubaijob.net and canada jobs , qatar jobs , they want stole more money from job seekers take care
Guy called Mark Garcia asks 85$ for activation of your account in some Job announcement link to get your resume to employees and to interview
this is a SCAM ask for $85 for jobs application
Guys is a scam. They will ask you around to 150$ for deposit to find you a job but there ara no jobs and then will disappear...
this guy's calling from jobsinqatar.org which is scam website. they will tell you, employee accept your resume and you should pay $85 to process your application. I pay $85 us to them to process my application, once I paid that money, they calling me again and they asked for another $85. they did't process my application, they collect my credit card details. don't trust to this guys.
Signal summary for +1 226 828 941 3
+1 226 828 941 3 belongs to the 226 prefix and is classified as Scam. This page combines no approved reports and 7 public comments to explain the risk level.
