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(877) 556-9255

High risk · 125 complaints

This has been heavily reported for unwanted or scam contact. Do not answer, and never share personal or payment information.

125 Complaints on record
Impersonation Most common complaint
August 2023 First complaint
September 2026 Most recent complaint
Jul 26, 2026 Added to this site

What this was reported for

  • Impersonation 65
  • Other 59
  • Computer or tech support 13
  • Lottery or prizes 6

Where it was reported

Florida · 17 California · 14 Texas · 13 Pennsylvania · 10 Missouri · 10 New York · 7 Illinois · 7 Georgia · 7 Colorado · 6 Nevada · 5

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Most reported numbers in the 877 area code

(877) 578-2514 119 complaints · Debt reduction (877) 961-0842 111 complaints · Debt reduction (877) 578-3253 77 complaints · Debt reduction (877) 578-2948 75 complaints · Debt reduction (877) 957-0991 57 complaints · Impersonation (877) 342-4139 49 complaints · Debt reduction (877) 372-0664 48 complaints · Other (877) 578-2931 48 complaints · Debt reduction (877) 961-0980 47 complaints · Debt reduction (877) 712-1612 42 complaints · Debt reduction (877) 581-1978 42 complaints · Debt reduction (877) 776-9668 35 complaints · Impersonation

Recently reported

(727) 615-6808 18 complaints · Debt reduction (888) 941-0077 16 complaints · Travel or timeshare (214) 226-9139 16 complaints · Other (817) 909-3164 94 complaints · Other (877) 297-4711 25 complaints · Travel or timeshare (369) 216-6437 407 complaints · Debt reduction (363) 208-5342 6 complaints · Lottery or prizes (844) 345-2798 11 complaints · Medical or prescriptions

Includes unverified consumer complaints reported to the FTC Do Not Call registry and reports submitted by readers. Reports describe unwanted contact received by consumers and do not by themselves prove wrongdoing by a number, domain, or company's current owner. Data is updated daily.

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If you already sent money or shared information, act fast. Follow these steps in order.

1

Call Your Bank or Card Company Immediately

Use the number on the back of your card, not any number the caller gave you. Ask them to freeze the transaction or account.

2

Call the National Elder Fraud Hotline

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Call 1-833-372-8311
3

Report It to the Government

File a free report at the Federal Trade Commission so they can investigate.

Go to reportfraud.ftc.gov