“Dave Lach calling & telling me he still has his receipt for his gerbil and wants to know if he can return it because it's not his size.”
800-817-3570 – Credit user reviews
Phone number 800-817-3570 has 16 user reviews. The clearest classification is Scam suspicion (10 of 16 reviews).
This phone number has been searched 251 times and has 16 user reviews.
User reviews most clearly mention Credit.
What users say about this caller
Based on user reviews, 800-817-3570 is most often associated with Credit.
Information about 800-817-3570
- Search activity: 251 searches
- Reviews: 16 reviews
- Last activity date: Jul 23, 2026
- Top category: Scam suspicion (10 reviews, 62%)
- Recurring themes in reviews: Credit, Credit Card, Social Security, Bank
Reported call types for 800-817-3570
| Type | Reviews |
|---|---|
| Scam suspicion | 10 (62%) |
| Unknown | 6 (37%) |
Common themes in user reviews
These topics and phrases appear repeatedly in reviews for 800-817-3570.
Examples from user reviews
Here are representative review excerpts for 800-817-3570. Each excerpt comes from a distinct approved comment.
“Matty Widner calling asking for my credit card number so he can get out of trouble with his mommy. Seems little boy Matty was shakin the sausage in his moms basement to some pay per view **** on mom's credit card and it…”
“A pervert on the phone called when I asleep, asking me in a really creepy voice ""if I had ever experienced certain pleasures."" I hung up and then he kept calling, repeating over and over ""I want ***, I want ***, I…”
User reviews for 800-817-3570
Dave Lach calling & telling me he still has his receipt for his gerbil and wants to know if he can return it because it's not his size.
Matty Widner calling asking for my credit card number so he can get out of trouble with his mommy. Seems little boy Matty was shakin the sausage in his moms basement to some pay per view **** on mom's credit card and it caught up with him. Now he's calling asking ""just one time"" can you pay for one video so mommy don't get mad at me. You know this jack wad is making that story up only to try and get your card number and max you out...........kinda like the dude on the street corner with a cardboard sign instead of saying will work, anything helps, god bless, he thinks being honest and saying why lie I need a beer will bring in more cash. Matty boy Widner thinks you will give him your card number ""if he says I will only uses it once"" when you know he's lying through his teeth.
Joe Devine telling me he's gonna send me a video of him and Ron Adler crossing swords and doing each others bung holes till they pop their man juice all over each other............said all I need to do to watch him is give him my credit card number, not for a charge but to prove I'm of age to watch such debauchery. I told this guy he's one sick puppy if he's doing that stuff and if not, that's a terrible way to scam people because there's not that many people you can cold call that's willing to give out their credit card number to watch a couple of gay soy boys swap DNA.
A pervert on the phone called when I asleep, asking me in a really creepy voice ""if I had ever experienced certain pleasures."" I hung up and then he kept calling, repeating over and over ""I want ***, I want ***, I want ***..."", until my father picked up the phone t and told him to go f*ck himself. Dad told him caller id shows as Henry Coleson and repeated his number. He never called again.
O excroaca.I-am trimis avansul…….a cerut insistent apoi a doua transa…...dupa care si-a dat seama ca pretul cerut e unul prea mic cerand inca 400 lei.Vazand ca nu am de gand sa trimit banii astia fara sa vad lucrarea gata nu a mai raspuns nici la telefon….nici la mesaje.O sa merg la politie .
Called me and an indian (dot, not feather) answered. Tell tale sign that it's a telemarketer. Of course his name was ""Charlie"" (in real life it was Radhesh). I would definitely say that they are probably salt of the earth type folks. Probably work for BLM (not bureau of land management, but rather the marxist entity), after all they are brown.
some indian clown pretending to be able to offer 0% interest on credit cards
Bogus robocall. Left voice message conveniently void of any company name regarding some kind of subscription (also void of any description) that is supposedly expiring. They want you to call them back. Just don't.
It was about 2 am, I was sleeping when my phone rang, It was a call from an unknown number. I answered and for few seconds all I could hear was static and quite whispering in the background, until a man's voice came over the phone and said my name. I asked ""Who is this?"" but they just kept repeating my name and moaning so I hung up. A few minuets later just as I was about to fall asleep again, my phone rings. Once again it was an unknown number, and I answered. I heard the same static from before, but there were no voices in the back ground this time, only moaning sounds of pleasure. For a few seconds I'm just listening to the static until I hear my name again from the same voice as before. I asked who it was, but there was no reply. I could hear them breathing on the other end. I hung up again. They called one last time, and I answered the phone, ""Who is this?"". The same voice said, ""It's Joe Outcalt, come play."" I could hear him self gratifying himself whilst he was whispering my name. I went to my front door. There was nobody outside and checked that this creep wasn't nearby. After that, thankfully I never heard from them again.
Caller said my identity was compromised and that I was wanted for drug trafficking and money laundering in the state of Texas. The call was a definite scam attempt to obtain sensitive information about bank accounts and social security. Advise using extreme caution if you receive calls from someone using this number!
This number left a voice mail reading: Trying to call back at the earliest possible on our number before we begin with the legal proceedings. When I called back to see what was going on they told me to give the reference number they left in their message. . When I said they didn’t leave a reference number they then asked for my Social Security Number. When I would not give them that, they hung up. Said her name was Wendy Morrison.
Caller said her name is Mary Gormandy White, even caller ID showed that name, but you know she's a con artist that spoffed that number. Mary Gormandy White offered to text me a **** selfie but to make sure I'm not a minor she claims she must get my credit card number. Said she would charge the card $7.00 or something like that & text me the selfie and then refund me my charge. Said if I wanted her to not refund it, then she'd send me a video of her and some other chic doing the soccer coach under the bleachers. I told her if I wanted ****, I can get it on the internet for free and don't need some old used up *** dumpster that claims her name is Mary Gormandy White ripping me off. I told her to go phuck herself and blocked this number.
Guy called out of the blue, said his name is Matt Wiedner and said the was the FBI and Whats my name. I said I wasn't giving out that information cause the FBI DONT CALL PEOPLE THEY PEOPLE & THEY WILL SHOW UP TO YOUR HOUSE BEFORE THEY CALL YOU. Matt Wiedner said that he was going to transfer me to another the FBI agent for further questions. When he transferred me the lady, Jen Walz, answered the phone and said this is the SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION. I SAID THAT MATT WHO TRANSFERRED ME TO YOU JUST SAID THAT IS WAS THE FBI CORPORATION. Jen WALZ THEN TOLD ME I'M SORRY FOR THE CONFUSION. AND SHE THEN ASKED ME FOR MY NAME BIRTHDAY AND SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER AND A CREDIT CARD OR DEBIT CARD INFORMATION. I HUNG UP AND BLOCKED THIS NUMBER AFTER THAT.
scammer wanting my bank info to help speed up me getting my stimulus check.........said if I give him my route and account number he can have the money in my account by tomorrow............funny he wasn't smart enough to know caller id showed potential fraud, plus I already got my check.
Wanted my car insurance policy number. Told me he'd bill them for replacement windshield and cut me a check for half that amount so we could both make some bank off those greedy insurance companies out for more profit. I told him I wasn't interested in insurance fraud and wouldn't give him any information. Once I told him I had recorded this call the line went dead and he went off to make his next call. I blocked his number after he hung up.
This Is Mark I just drove by a property I believe you're in and I'm actually really interested in making an offer on it even with the coronavirus going on I'm actually still buying houses the whole process would take less than 5 minutes to get done. I pay cash I could close on your time frame and there wouldn't be any fees attached finished at all just give me a call this number it's 623-244-5351 again that number is 623-244-5351 thanks for doing for me the favor of purchasing your property. Now if this phuck wad Mark really was who he said he was, first he'd stop and ring the doorbell and hand over his cash offer. Secondly, he wouldn't give you a different call back number than the one he used when he spoof called you. Thirdly, the call back number is tied to known con artist and is not a legitimate business. Hey phuck wad Mark,,,,,,,,,go fornicate yourself!!
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