Bottom line: calls from +1‑833‑372‑5815 most often masquerade as FedEx Ground address‑verification requests and are designed to harvest personal details. While a handful of users report legitimate experiences, the preponderance of reports describe scammers using reference numbers, late‑night calls, and heavy accents to pressure recipients. Protect yourself by never sharing your full address or ID over the phone, especially if the call arrives outside normal business hours. Verify any claim by contacting FedEx directly using the official number on their website, and record the reference code for your own records. Treat unsolicited verification requests with skepticism and consider blocking the number.
Called about extended warranties for appliances. I don't own what they described. Just junk mail by phone.
The caller stated that a package delivery was attempted, but I work from home and no such attempt was made; the caller claimed his name was Jared, despite having a Middle Eastern accent, and asked me to call back
The user has confirmed that this number is legitimate
Feedback from the user is positive
They called me and left a voicemail, i called them back and gave them the code, they told me there was an adress error with a package from a company i was expecting, so i checked the Fedex tracking and saw they had updated the status to "Adress corrected", these comenters are soo stupid, they think its a scam just becuse of the hours or the accent
A person claiming to be Brian from FedEx Ground called to confirm the delivery address for a package intended for Angel Lopez from Columbia, Tennessee, and requested a callback to 833-372-5815 with reference number 788-9900.
My story is similiar to everyone elses, got calls from guys with heavy accents, asking me to confirm my adress, but it was clearly a scam
Late-night calls from unknown numbers raising suspicions, especially since no FedEx deliveries were requested
I called FedEx Ground with a ref number, but it was a scam, they were trying to get my demographic informations.
The date was 5.24.22
The user reports that the information provided is satisfactory.
Overall experienece with this number has been relativly Good.
This is clearly a deceitful scam
A warning to everyone: a person named Javier called from this number, claiming a package was undeliverable due to a PO box, and after providing my residential address, the package was delivered elsewhere, prompting an ongoing law enforcement investigation.
The caller claimed to have a package from Chewy, raising suspicions about their intentions.
I get two text messages from FEDEX, but i didnt order nothin, so i call FEDEX to check, they say the number aint legit.
For future reference, the legitimacy of this number was confirmed after initially appearing suspicious, with a call back leading to communication with the same individual who refused to provide verification, claiming the package was from Walmart, but subsequent contact with the local FedEx office, through a verified number, resolved the issue by correcting an address error and confirming the package's origin.
This company called me sayin it was fedex ground and they wanted to verify my name and adress
The individual on the phone knew our name, had a noticeable accent, and spoke at a slow pace, requesting a callback and providing a reference ID number to verify our address.
The caller had a thick accent and claimed to be 'angel', asking for a name that has not been used in thirty years, stating a package could not be delivered and requested a callback, which is a clear scam.
I, Caol Evenson, received a call from someone claiming to be from FedEx, stating they were having issues delivering a package to my address at 1434 Ward St NW, Warren, Ohio 44485.
a company called "FedEx Ground" has been calling me multiple times from different numbers wanting to verify my adress, its kinda anoying
It seems they utilized your name, wich was extracted from your voicemail box, to make the scam sound more authentic.
The caller said they wanted to deliever a package, sounds fishy
The provided informations was good
It becomes aparent that the person on the other end was attempting to confirm my adress due to a previosly attempted package delivery, when I inquired about the sender, they respondened by saying HOME DEPOT which raised some suspicions, so I contacted Home Depot and they confimed that they indeed had sent a package via FedEx
Its defenitly a scam, i got a call saying the driver couldnt make the delivery and they wanted me to call back to verfiy my adress, the adress wont change, nice try scamers