Like a broken vending machine that keeps spitting out the same unwanted snack, this number repeatedly doles out automated pitches for car warranties, home equity loans, and debt relief. The calls are mostly silent drops or brief recordings, a classic sign of robocall spam. If you’re on a Do‑Not‑Call list, you can still file complaints with the FTC and report the number to your carrier for possible blocking. Use your phone’s built‑in spam filter, register with the National Do‑Not‑Call Registry, and consider a third‑party blocker. Document each call—time, date, and content—to strengthen any future dispute.
Clearly a marketing ploy, this recorded message from a woman claimed to be about renewing my auto warranty, which is absurd since my old truck has never had one. It's unclear how they obtained my number, but the intent is obvious.
At 6PM on 9/13, my mobile phone received a call from this number...
I recieve a call on my cell phone with a recorded message about car warranty, i hang up
Listening to their pitch reveals an option to be removed from the calling list by pressing 2, which should disconnect the call immediately, although its effectiveness is uncertain
Despite informing the caller that they had reached a business, the calls persisted, initially regarding collections and later about debt settlement services. The experience was frustrating, to say the least.
I just recieve a call at work from this number, they were talking about Fannie Mae and low rates, but i think it was a scam.
Two calls were received within a short time frame, with no message or details provided; the number was then searched online, leading to this website.
Thanks, I'll be filling it out immediatly.
Repeated calls have been made over the past three months, prompting a desire to flood their voicemail with unwanted content in an attempt to deter future calls
A call from Washington D.C. claimed to be about an auto warranty, despite my car being a 1994 model with an expired warranty, and the caller provided the number 202-552-1332, which I would advise against calling.
A recorded message claimed my auto warranty was expiring, which is false since my cars are over 10 years old.
I received a call on my cell phone, but the caller remained silent after I answered, prompting me to hang up and search for the number online.
I've recived my 2nd call from this number today, getting a bit frustrating
Between March and September 2007, repeated calls were received at work, often resulting in being placed on hold or receiving a computerized message.
Fortunately, this site provided insight into the call received at my office, which initially seemed important.
I've been wondering about the connection to Washington DC that someone mentioned, and why I should be cautious, as I've been receiving calls from this number daily for about a week now.
I received the same message, and when I requested to be removed from the call list, the person I spoke to refused, and when I asked to speak to a supervisor, he responded with a question, and later asked about my husband, at which point I ended the call
Upon looking up the number after it called my cell, I'm relieved that I didn't answer.
Almost every day, my cell phone recieve calls from this number with a message about my auto warranty expiring, which is completly untrue, and they dont give me the option to remove my number from their list, it's very annoyting and costly
At a US Government-registered phone outside Washington, DC, I received a call from 202-552-1332, but no message was left
A recorded message claimed that my car warranty was about to expire, and when I questioned the representative, they hung up, suggesting a potential scam
An automated message was received regarding home loan offers with interest rates as low as 1% for individuals with good, slow credit, or those who have filed for bankruptcy.
A womans voice informed me that I had been aproved for a home equity loan when I ansered this number
Upon investigating a missed call at 6:41PM MDT, it appears this number is used for IT support, but the fact that it's a relatively new number and is based in DC raises suspicions, so caution is advised when dealing with calls from this number
Upon receiving a call from this number, I immediately looked it up online since I rarely give out my cell phone number
Got a call at my office today from this number, googled it and found this site, hope those sons of dont call again, mad*
These peoples are distubing my peace and quiet, sombody should take action aginst them!
On September 5, at 2:09 pm Hawaii Standard Time, I received one of these calls.
My prepaid cell phone received a call from the number 202-552-1332, but no message was left, and I have no intention of returning the call.
The woman got defensive when i complianed about the repeat calls from her company, saying somthing like dont you know how to do that