This number claims to represent Verizon, which is suspicious given that I am a Viaero customer
Verizon‑like scam calls? How to protect yourself
Summary — +18009220204
Expert Opinion
If you see a call from 800‑922‑0204 claiming to be Verizon or offering "tech support," treat it with suspicion. Scammers love to spoof a well‑known carrier name to grab your trust, then ask for personal info or payment. Let the call go to voicemail first, and never share passwords, Social Security numbers, or credit‑card details. Verify any Verizon outreach by calling the official customer‑service number you find on your bill or the company’s website. If the caller pressure‑tests you or asks for money to fix a non‑existent problem, hang up and block the number. Staying cautious keeps you out of a scam.
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Recent Reports for (800) 922-0204
I recieved a video call asking me to enter my account info on a website, but it looks posible a scam
I experienced the same issue, with calls to both my work and personal cell phones, which aren't linked to Verizon, and after blocking this number, I started receiving messages from other numbers.
This number keep calling and leaving messages on my phone, even though i am on the opt-out registry.
A call from this number was sent to voicemail, and the message claimed I had a $35 credit, but several red flags arose
At 6:45 am, I received a call informing me of a supposed $35 credit
A computerized voice message claimed I had earned a $35 reward and directed me to my35reward.com, but my security software flagged the site as a potential phishing scam, despite it appearing to be from Verizon's 800 number
An automated voice message informed me that $35 was awarded to my account, and i need to visit www.my35reward,com to redeem it
I recived a prerecorded message from Verizon, claiming I'd recived a $35 reward, but it was obviousley a scam.
A pre-recorded message claimed I had been selected for a $35 reward from Verizon, directing me to visit www.my35rewards.com to claim it.
The caller attempted to entice with a $35 discount on the next month's wireless bill, requiring a visit to a specific website to claim the reward.
Apparently they want me to sign in and get $35 discount on my next verizon bill, seems fishy
An offer of $35 off the next bill was made, contingent upon logging in to a specific website.
A prerecorded message claimed that visiting my35reward.com would result in a $35 discount on my next bill, but the site's resemblance to Verizon's site raised suspicions, and a Google search confirmed it as a scam.
I received a recorded call claiming I had a $35 credit from Verizon, which could be claimed by visiting www.verizon35.com. However, after verifying the information on Verizon's blog, I discovered it was a scam.
on december 27, 2013, recived a call from a spoofed number on verizon service
They claimed to be with Verizon and told me I would get a $35 credit towards my bill if I logged on to www.myrewards35.com, but it's probably a scam
Similar experience here, with a mention of a $35 refund.
A computerized male voice informed me of a $35 reward from Verizon, but i'm not buying it, especialy since they would ushally just credit my account
A recorded message claimed I had won $35, instructing me to visit a website to claim the prize, which appears to be a scam.
Thay clamed i had $35 comming to me, all i had to do was go to a verizon reward site, sounds like a scam to me
I recieved a recorded message promising a $35 reward if I visited a certian website, but after doing some reserch, I found alot of other people had similair experiances and it seemed like a fraud.
They called me and direct me to a fake website to claim 35 dollar on my verizon bill
A message pop's up on my phone now, it say's 'Alert, Sorry we're having trouble connecting' and it give's me a error code 1001, I don't know where it came from.
Verizon's 1-800 number was use when they claim I should login to www.my45.verizon.com for my reward.
I recieved a call from this number regarding a $45 credit, appearently
I was promissed to recieve 45$ from them
A message was left to visit my45.verizon com for a $45.00 credid to my account.
A claim was made that $45 was won due to Verizon's appreciation, which seems unusual and potentially scam-related.
This is indeed a scam; after contacting Verizon Customer Service, it was confirmed that scam artists can manipulate caller ID to display this number, and surprisingly, Verizon claimed they cannot take action against this practice, which is frustrating.