FCC Alleges Voxbeam Enabled Bank Robocalls

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has declared Voxbeam Telecommunications, a voice service provider, 'apparently liable' for facilitating bank impersonation robocalls. The FCC's investigation, initiated by a complaint from a financial institution, found that Voxbeam accepted suspicious call traffic, allowing fraudulent calls to reach U.S. consumers. These calls mimicked legitimate bank communications, posing a significant risk to customers. This action highlights regulatory scrutiny on telecommunication providers regarding their role in preventing scam and fraudulent activities targeting the public.