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844 area code numbers reported as unwanted calls to the FTC in the last 30 days.
| Phone Number | Complaints | Last Reported |
|---|---|---|
| (844) 515-1173 | ||
| (844) 515-1162 | ||
| (844) 502-3144 | ||
| (844) 502-1606 | ||
| (844) 502-3202 | ||
| (844) 988-2591 | ||
| (844) 625-1813 | ||
| (844) 534-0988 | ||
| (844) 515-1189 | ||
| (844) 410-9154 |
Toll-free 844 numbers are frequently used for fake process server threats and student loan scams. Callers claim to have court papers for you or promise loan forgiveness to steal your personal data.
"Hello my name is Sarah Wesley I'm calling from the National Association of Professional Process Servers. I have a summons in hand that I will have service on you to your home or place of employment within the next 48 hours. Please be advised if we reach you at your employment, we will need to service the paperwork to you directly or we will ask your supervisor to sign off as witness upon my arrival."
"Hi this is Casey Brooks and I'm a student advisor I was recently assigned to assist you you have a notification on your federal student loans that you're not in the lowest possible repayment options... again this could be costing you tens of thousands of dollars... call me back as soon as possible as this is a time sensitive matter."
"Received recorded message... advising I recently made a payment to my computer service account but they are shutting down their service and to contact an operator to get the refund!!!... Company name was never stated on recorded message."
"There is a legal enforcement action filed on your social security number and that this is a final attempt to contact you. Ignoring this information would be considered an intentional attempt to avoid initial appearance before the magistrate judge and will lead to your social security number suspension."
"Hi there, this is Candace. I was calling regarding your factory warranty on your vehicle. Um.. we've actually called you several times and we've also sent out um, a few mailers to your home... In any case, it's important that we speak to you today in order to keep your file open."
"Received automated call claiming to be from Pacific Gas & Electric Power stating that power would be disconnected in 30-40 minutes due to non-payment. Call 1-844-494-6019 to avoid disconnection. Haven't had an account with them in over 6 years."
"This is an important message regarding your credit card balance due to the financial pandemic... existing credit card and medical bill balances are eligible to be forgiven by the new U S advantage forgiveness program."
Area code 844 does not have a specific geographic location. It is used for toll-free numbers within the NANP, which includes the United States, Canada, and certain Caribbean countries.
No, 844 is a perfectly legitimate toll-free area code utilized by corporations nationwide. Con artists hide behind toll-free digits because everyday consumers associate them with authentic banking institutions and technical support hotlines.
Scam syndicates leverage this toll-free prefix to orchestrate elaborate banking alerts and process server threats. Fraudsters impersonating Bank of America or Chase text victims about a nine hundred dollar charge to extract banking PINs. Another massive operation involves fake couriers like Sarah Wesley threatening to force your workplace supervisor to witness a legal summons delivery.