Late Friday evening, my phone lit up repeatedly with calls from +1‑800‑438‑8790. The pattern—multiple daily rings, no voicemail, automated prompts, and claims of a past‑due debt—matches typical debt‑collector tactics, often using caller‑ID spoofing and autodialers. To protect your data, let the caller send a written validation notice before sharing personal info, and file a complaint with the FTC or your state attorney general if the calls persist. Block the number through your carrier, enable do‑not‑call filtering, and consider third‑party call‑blocking apps. Keep a log of call timestamps and any recorded messages for evidence if you need to dispute the debt.
The caller claimed I had signed up for a loan and requested my social security number
Daily, i recieve multiple calls from this number, around 7-8 times, but i dont answer calls from unknown numbers.
Apparently, the company responsable is Comenity Bank, and they're contacting me about a past due payment I wasnt aware of, however, their methods of using fake caller ID's and auto dialers are pretty deceptiv and unethicall in my opinion.
After answering a call from this number at my office, I discovered they were a debt collection agency for BJ's Perks Mastercard.
Repeated calls are being made to my home, but the caller remains unidentified.
I've recived 5 calls from this number in just 2 days, with no messages or voicemails left behind, which is somwhat anoying
This number is responsible for a barrage of daily calls, yet the caller never bothers to leave a message.