Recent patterns reveal a flood of calls from +18007192133 masquerading as mortgage lenders, mainly Quicken Loans or Rocket Mortgage. Callers often claim to need personal details to "pre‑qualify" or "refinance" and throw vague references to credit checks. Many recipients report repetitive outreach and aggressive tones, which aligns with typical loan‑scam scripts. If you didn’t initiate contact, let the call go to voicemail and verify any offer directly with your bank or the official lender’s known number. Never share Social Security, banking info, or passwords over the phone. Consider adding the number to a block list or using carrier‑level spam filters.
This number might be associated with Quicken Loans or 7/11
The caller attempts to verify personal information by providing details that can be easily found online and then requests confirmation, but it is essential to refrain from providing any information to such callers, as they may be scams; it is recommended to contact the actual mortgage lender to verify the authenticity of the call.
For months, I have been receiving persistent calls, with a refinance message, despite the actual company, Rocket Mortgage, denying any involvement, indicating a potential scam.
Repeated calls from Chase's Rocket Mortgage are puzzling since there's been no prior contact or need for their services, and they're calling an office number.
Frequent calls are being recieved, often with a woman yelling in the background, and then becoming hostile when questioned.
Called once and left no message. Seems like junk. I'll ignore future calls.
Ad call for solar panels. Explained I'm renting, so not applicable. They understood.
There was no response or voice on the other end of the line
The message seems incomplete, but it's addressed to someone named Pat.
Advertising call pushing some home improvement service. I told them not to call again, but they keep trying.
After a woman asked for someone named Patricia and then terminated the call, I researched the number and suspect it may be related to Quicken Loans, especially since I also received a text from Countrywide, which led me to a site associated with Quicken, and now I'm cautious of their permission to access my credit score.
Despite their persistent calls, I continue to disregard them.
The caller falsely claimed to represent Quicken Loans and attempted to deceive me into divulging personal information.
Calling this number back revealed that it belongs to Quicken Loans, likely regarding mortgage financing or refinancing.