रात के 11 बजे जब आपका फोन बजता है, अक्सर यह नंबर स्प्रिंट या उसके सहयोगी कंपनियों की बिक्री कॉल हो सकती है। कई उपयोगकर्ताओं ने बताया कि कॉल में मुफ्त फोन या अपग्रेड का वादा करके व्यक्तिगत जानकारी मांगी जाती है, जो अक्सर स्कैम या टेलीमार्केटिंग का हिस्सा होती है। ऐसी कॉलों से बचने के लिए कॉलर आईडी को ब्लॉक करें, अनजान नंबरों से आने वाले लिंक पर कभी क्लिक न करें, और कभी भी अपना सामाजिक सुरक्षा नंबर या बैंक विवरण साझा न करें। यदि आप स्प्रिंट ग्राहक हैं, तो आधिकारिक वेबसाइट या ऐप से सीधे समर्थन संपर्क करें, ताकि सुरक्षा बनी रहे। संक्षेप में, अनावश्यक बिक्री कॉलों को पहचानना और तुरंत हटाना ही सबसे अच्छा उपाय है।
Apparently, this number is associated with a sales pitch
The caller was conducting a survey, which was not appreciated.
Be cautious, as there are scammers operating within Sprint's call center; I was transferred to a sales representative named Howard, who attempted to deceive me.
Sprint confirmed this is not their number, so it's likely a scam and best to ignore
When they called, I answered but didnt say ennything, and they stayed on the line for like 40 sec, then I said hello and heard a indian voice asking me to confirm my name, I ask who was calling and they said it was about my Boost account, so I ask what it was regarding and they hang up.
Over the past two days, I have received calls from this number at the exact same time, which seems peculiar. The calls included voicemails from individuals claiming to offer limited-time phone upgrades, but the similarity in their messages raises suspicions. Despite their clear English, I question the legitimacy of these calls due to previous comments.
A voicemail with only silence was left, prompting me to add this number to my auto-reject list.
After receiving multiple calls from this number, I discovered it was a new method for reminding me about an upcoming payment
The caller offered a 'customer appreciation' deal, but requested sensitive information, indicating a potential scam.
A suspicious call was received claiming to be from Sprint, offering a monthly service credit, but it was likely a scam as they requested my PIN number
This is not a legitimate Sprint number and should be reported for false advertising
Upon receiving the call from an unknown number, I chose not to answer, only to discover later that it was Sprint attempting to contact me about a phone upgrade, which was poorly communicated due to a thick accent.
Sprint, my longstanding service provider, has been calling to offer a promotion that includes a free iPad if I add a second line, but the representative, possibly from India, was difficult to understand and persisted despite my disinterest, forcing me to hang up.
I've never been a Sprint customer, so they clearly have the wrong person. Despite this, they continus to call and refuse to provide their company name.
Upon anwsering the phone, the caller attempted to convience me to switch to Sprint, which I declinded and subsequenly blocked the number due to similair experinces with my previouse carrier.
After recieving 3 calls within 7 mins, I returned the call to discover it was an actual Sprint number, apprently they have hired a new sales team in India or so it seems
I recieved a call from this number, but it only rang twice, no voicemail was left
The call was from Sprint sales.
I refrain from answering calls from this number.
Everyones experience seems similair, i got a voicemail that was impossiable to understand, the lady dont speek english as a first languge
Receiving a call from 800-777-4681 claiming to be from Sprint, offering a free phone, seemed suspicious, especially since they requested sensitive information like credit card numbers and social security numbers, which were not provided.
The caller asked for someone else and wanted me to provide that person's phone number.
Somebody from this number called my cellphone and left a message claiming to be from Boost Cellular with a special offer to upgrade my phone, sounds like solicitations
They clamed to be from sprint but couldnt verify, they wanted my social security number and told me I would get a free phone for being a good customer with boost, but I didnt fall for it.
This can be considered a legitimate sales call from my cell phone carrier, aiming to transition me from Virgin Mobile to Sprint with an exclusive, albeit unimpressive, offer.
While i was in a meeting at work, this number called three times within 20 minutes, leaving a voicemail each time that was completly unintelligible, and called again an hour later, despiete being on the Do Not Call list
The caller offered an upgrade to a newer phone for a monthly fee of $5, which seemed plausible given my status as a Sprint customer
Similar to other users, I have difficulty understanding the caller, who appears to be speaking with a Middle Eastern accent, and due to the lack of clarity, I did not listen to the message and instead looked up the number to find numerous complaints from others.
I recieved a call from this number and answered, it was a girl who claimed to be calling from france, looking for my dad, I was sceptical and hung up since the caller ID showed it was a call from the USA, seemd like a spam
Similar to other reports, the speaker english wasnt very good, so I had to listen to the voice message several times to understand they were supposedly from the Sprint customer service center, they mentioned a Mr. Folie trying to add a line to my account, but after checking online, this number is not listed as a Sprint number, it could possibily be a scam
