Calls claiming to be from Orbitz about a changed itinerary often raise red flags. The number 844‑663‑2278 is frequently reported, and callers usually speak with a heavy Indian accent, asking for email addresses, confirmation numbers, or payment details. Even when the call matches a real itinerary change, scammers can spoof the caller ID and harvest personal data. Never give out sensitive info unless you initiate the contact through the official Orbitz website or app. Verify any change by logging in directly, and if you’re unsure, hang up and call the verified customer‑service line. Treat unsolicited travel alerts with caution.
I was skeptic about this call, but appearently it was legit, the lady had my name and wanted to confirm my email adress, i told her to email me instead, then i checked my orbitz account and they had indeed made some changes.
A man with a thick accent leave me a voicemail talking about a trip and flight, but I didnt understand much
After booking a flight and receiving a confirmation email, a subsequent call from a man with a heavy Indian accent claimed the payment method was invalid and requested an alternative.
A call from this number, supposedly from Orbitz, asked me to verify my email but I turned the tables by asking them to confirm it first, after which they hung up
It's clear that this post is a blatant attemp to deceieve people, AK, and it's not convinving, all these other posts will proove you wrong, so just dissappear
Rather than engaging with this number, it's advisable to contact your airline directly through the information on your flight itinerary.
Following an email with the same information, I returned the call to a toll-free number and confirmed the changes, which were promptly updated in my Orbitz itinerary
A man with a thick accent called me from Orbitz, said my flight had changed, and gave me a different number to call back, and an itinerary number, i checked and it was legit.
A suspisous lady contacted me, inquiring about orbitz tickets, but I refused to cooperate and expresed my distrust, eventully hanging up on her.
A caller with an Indian accent claimed a flight had been changed and offered a choice between a cash refund or revised flight details, then requested an email address, supposedly to facilitate communication through Orbitz.
It was actually a call from Orbitz!!!!!
I'm curious how these spammers obtain information about my purchases, such as the one on Orbitz
A message was left by a lady regarding changes to an itinerary, implying a scheduled event or appointment.
A man with a thick east indian accent tried to convince me that my flight had changed, he asked for my email and itinerary, which seemed suspicious, it's posible that he hacked into Orbitz's database.
Apparently i recieved a notification about my Orbitz itinerary change but didnt get no mesage from them
A man with an Indian accent called, claiming to be from cheap tickets.com and stating that my itinerary needed to be changed; however, after verifying with the airline, it was confirmed that this was a spam call and no changes were necessary.
I recieved an email with instructions to cal this number regarding a flight chang, but i contacted Orbitz directly instead
This individual is a clear scammer; they claimed to be from Orbitz, stating there was a change to my itinerary, and immediately asked for my confirmation number, which I refused to provide, instead telling them to notify me through official channels.
A call was received on my cell phone from an unrecognized number, and the message left by a man with an Indian accent claimed to be from Orbitz, stating there was an itinerary change; however, the provided customer service numbers did not match those listed on the Orbitz website, and I did not return the call due to suspicions.