Imagine getting a call from a brand you only interact with online—suddenly a Xerox rep is on the line. That surprise often masks a routine sales outreach that can feel intrusive. Before you jump back, verify the caller by checking the official Xerox website or your account portal. Avoid sharing personal or payment details unless you’ve initiated the contact through a known channel. If the call seems unsolicited, consider adding the number to your block list and report it to the FTC’s Do Not Call registry. Regularly review your communication preferences with vendors to keep unwanted pitches at bay.
I calld this number back and verizon chargd me for an international call, it was pretty expensive.
A call from this number was received, allegedly from Xerox, but the purpose of the call was unclear and no message was left
This number is associated with Xerox customer service regarding contracts.
Verification of this number's legitimacy comes from my experience working at a Xerox company, as it is associated with one of their locations, and I recently received a call from them regarding a sales vice president.
A represantative wanted to discus a purchse of Xerox branded toner with me
It seem's this is a offical Xerox number, probaly a sales rep or account manager, they call periodically to check on customer service
I got a call today from a guy claiming to be Michael Dolan from Xerox, he told me to call back on an 888 number
When I returned the call, I was informed that the number was not intended for incoming calls
I had previously requested contact regarding equipment rental, then recieved a call from this number.
After submitting a quote request on the Xerox site, a call was received from this number, which was unrecognized, resulting in an unreturned message.
