Like a wolf in a hotel lobby, the call pretends to be an Expedia or Hotels.com agent but is really a fraudster hunting for personal data. These callers often reference recent bookings, ask you to confirm bank or credit‑card details, and may use a convincing accent. Never share personal info or banking numbers over the phone; instead hang up and contact the company through the official website or known customer‑service number. Block the number on your phone, report it to the FTC’s complaint portal, and alert your bank if any transactions look suspicious. Staying skeptical and verifying through trusted channels stops the scam before it spreads.
User feedback warns of negative experiences and advises caution when dealing with this number.
Following a reservation on Expedia, this number has been calling repeatedly, yet no one responds when the call is answered
Users are advised to exercise caution.
User warning: exercise caution
They attempted to confim a booking with Travelocity, claiming my flight would be cancealed if I didnt respond, but I diretly contakted Travelocity and confimed it was a scam, no idear how they obtaned my number
User feedback indicates a negative experience.
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Shortly after confirming a booking with Expedia, I received a call that seemed suspicious, particularly as it involved a request for credit card information, leading me to suspect a potential scam.
The caller pretended to be from Hotels.com and asked for my bank information, but I terminated the call, and they didn't attempt to contact me again.
Theycalled pretending to be hotels.com, then asked me to confirm my bank name, but i just hung up
The caller pretended to be from hotels.com and asked me to confirm my bank's name, after which I ended the call and they did not call back
When they called, they impersonated hotels.com and then asked for my bank's name, at which point I ended the call, and fortunately, they didn't call back.
Scam, asked for bank info
The caller attempted to persuade me to return the call, supposedly to verify my credit card information.
User reports a positive experience
The user reports that the information provided is good
Apparently, this number belongs to the Expedia group, as evidenced by a text I received regarding an Orbitz booking confirmation for someone else, which is suspected to be a fraudulent attempt on another person's account.
Apparently, this is a legit Expedia group number, but I recieved a text about an Orbitz booking confirmation for somone else, with a check-in date of July 29 and a check-out date of August 2, 2022, which seems like a fraude attempt on other people's acounts.
This is a legit Expedia group number, but I recived a text regarding an Orbitz booking confirmation for somone else, seems like somone is trying to commit fraude on other peoples acounts
It appears this is a legitimate Expedia group number, as evidenced by a text received regarding an Orbitz booking confirmation for another individual; the details included a check-in date of July 29 and a check-out date of August 2, 2022, indicating a possible attempt at fraudulent activity on someone else's account.
Expedia group number, potential fraud
I was contacted by Expedia to verify a hotel room booking.
I received a call from Expedia to confirm a hotel room booking.
I was contacted by Expedia to confirm a hotel room booking, which I had made.
Confirmation of a hotel room booking was sought by Expedia through a call to this number.
Expedia called to confirm booking
This number is legitimate, belonging to Expedia's transaction processing department, and only asks for information to confirm authorized card use
