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833 area code numbers reported as unwanted calls to the FTC in the last 30 days.
| Phone Number | Complaints | Last Reported |
|---|---|---|
| (833) 684-5482 | ||
| (833) 868-3374 | ||
| (833) 444-7087 | ||
| (833) 662-5764 | ||
| (833) 908-6865 | ||
| (833) 604-3556 | ||
| (833) 366-0127 | ||
| (833) 662-5844 | ||
| (833) 908-8616 | ||
| (833) 418-6291 |
Scammers use toll-free 833 numbers to pose as judges or claim expensive Amazon charges are on your account. They want you to call back in a panic so they can steal your credit card details.
"This will be an intentional second attempt to avoid initial appearance before a Magistrate Judge or a grand jury for a federal criminal offense. This is the final attempt to reach you."
"Your card was charged a purchase for a $2189.00 for Sony 75 inch LED Smart HD TV order id RDG0422KNG at Amazon... PLEASE CONTACT US... if YOU NOT."
"This is a final courtesy call from Global Mediation Group. We have now been forced to report that you have been uncooperative... we will unfortunately be left with no recourse other than to report your noncompliance in this issue to our client."
"Me: 'I've never owned a motor vehicle.' These clowns: … … 'We include one.'"
"Robocall telling me that my 'plan will be auto-renewed as per the subscription and account will be debited $499 to continue with the service...' to cancel must call number."
"Hi its Julie Baker... I'm calling again because the government offer forbearance expires soon... If we can't enroll you in a program you'll have to start paying off your student [loans]."
Area code 833, as a toll-free number, does not have a specific geographic location. It can be used from anywhere within the North American Numbering Plan.
No, 833 is a fully legitimate toll-free area code used by businesses across North America. Scam syndicates rely heavily on toll-free prefixes because consumers naturally associate them with official customer service departments and major financial institutions.
Fraudsters use this toll-free prefix to legitimize high-ticket retail scams and deceptive mailers. Victims frequently report texts regarding fake Amazon orders for a Sony LED TV priced at over two thousand dollars. The code is also heavily printed on pink warning postcards from companies like Endurance, threatening drivers that their auto repair files are being permanently closed.