"WOULD YOU BE WILLING TO SELL YOUR HOUSE TO ME?" Absolutely, you can buy it for 10 million dollars.

House buying phone scams are fraudulent schemes where scammers impersonate real estate agents or brokers and target potential home buyers. These scammers typically contact individuals by phone, claiming to have exclusive and lucrative deals on houses or offering assistance in finding affordable housing options. They often use high-pressure tactics to convince their victims to provide personal information, such as Social Security numbers or bank account details, or make upfront payments for services that never materialize. These scams can result in financial loss, identity theft, and significant emotional distress for the victims. It is important to be vigilant and cautious when receiving unsolicited calls regarding house purchases, verifying the legitimacy of the caller, and never sharing sensitive information or making payments without proper research and verification.
Random call to buy my house script: Today, I received an unexpected call from a random caller expressing their interest in buying my house. It was quite surprising as I had not listed my property for sale or advertised it in any way. The caller introduced themselves as a real estate investor and explained that they were actively seeking properties in my area. They mentioned that they had come across my house while driving around the neighborhood and were instantly drawn to it. They seemed genuinely interested in purchasing the property and asked if I would be open to discussing a potential sale.