Our phone number is being used in fraudulent calls
Published: 9 September 2026Status: ongoingType: caller ID spoofing
We have been informed that RoIntelliA's phone number, +40 743 167 505, is appearing on the screens of people called by criminals. The callers ask for money to "unlock" an electronic wallet said to hold a large sum. These calls are not ours. The number is displayed falsely, through a technique known as caller ID spoofing.
Incoming call
+40 743 167 505
RoIntelliA
Falsely displayed number
This is how the call looks on your phone. The number shown is not the real source of the call.
What is happening
Spoofing lets a caller change the number that appears on the recipient's screen, so the call looks as though it comes from a real company. The criminals picked our number in order to borrow the credibility of a registered business.
During the call, they claim the person has access to an electronic wallet holding a large amount of money, and that a commission, a fee, a "verification cost" or an initial transfer is needed to release it. The money requested unlocks nothing. It is the fraud itself.
What we never do
We do not operate electronic wallets, cryptocurrency accounts or financial services of any kind.
We never ask for money over the phone to unlock an account, a wallet or a prize.
We never ask for card details, CVV codes, one-time SMS codes, passwords or access keys.
We never ask for transfers via cryptocurrency, Western Union, Revolut, prepaid cards or vouchers.
We never ask for remote access to your phone or computer (AnyDesk, TeamViewer or similar).
We do not cold-call people with whom we have no contract or no commercial discussion they started themselves.
If you received such a call
End the call. Do not continue the conversation and do not press the keys the caller suggests.
Do not send money, whatever sum is promised in return.
Do not share personal or banking data, or codes received by SMS.
Write down the number displayed, the date and time of the call, and what you were asked to do.
Check any claimed connection to us by writing to office@rointellia.ro, the only channel through which we confirm whether a message is ours.
If you have already sent money or data
Call your bank immediately to block the transaction and your card. File a criminal complaint with the police in your own country; if you are in Romania, you can also write to petitii@politiaromana.ro. If the fraud is happening right now, call the European emergency number 112.
Where to report
Your local police
A criminal complaint in your own country of residence