Key Facts
• On September 1, 2025, at 4:17 PM, Oizumi Police Station issued a public alert.
• A fraudulent phone call was reported in Ora Town, targeting landline users.
• The call claimed to be from “NTT Docomo” regarding unpaid fees, urging users to press ‘9’.
• Police confirmed this as a scam call and advised immediate disconnection.
• International phone scams using numbers starting with +1 or +44 are on the rise.
• Free suspension of international call services is available for landline users.
• Assistance for service suspension can be requested at police stations or local police boxes.
• Contact Oizumi Police Station at 0276-62-0110 for further support.
Summary
On September 1, 2025, Oizumi Police Station in Ora District issued a warning about a fraudulent phone call targeting local residents. The call, falsely claiming to be from “NTT Docomo,” urged recipients to press ‘9’ to address unpaid fees, connecting them to scammers. Authorities emphasized the importance of disconnecting such calls immediately. Additionally, international phone scams using numbers starting with +1 or +44 have been increasing. Residents are encouraged to suspend international call services on their landlines for free, with police assistance available for the process. For more information or support, contact Oizumi Police Station at 0276-62-0110.
