Surprisingly, a single number keeps popping up as the voice of local couriers. Most reports point to a service‑generated line used by delivery platforms like OnFleet so drivers don’t expose personal phones. Callers usually ask for apartment details or claim a package or medical equipment is on the way. Before sharing personal info, confirm the order through the retailer’s app or website, and ask for a tracking number. If the call feels rushed or the story doesn’t match any recent purchase, let the call go to voicemail and call the official customer‑service line. Keeping a log of the interaction can help spot patterns and protect against spoofed scams.
This number is used by a self-employed contractor for business purposes, and the driver who called was respectful and helpful, seeking to confirm an apartment number for delivery
Following a claim of having a delivery for me, which I disputed, the individual hastily ended the call, and subsequent attempts to call back were met with a busy signal.
For those in the Chicago area, this number might be related to a deliviry call from F4D, possibily
This number is affiliated with a food delivery service
This number is usualy used by local delivery services for sending text messages notifications
Typically, this number is used by delivery services like OnFleet for their operations
Apparently, this phone number belongs to an employee of Greenery dispensary or possibly a router associated with it, and they might also deliver for other establishments, which seems legitimate, but it's possible someone provided incorrect information.