Phone number 866-789-3456 has 75 user reviews. The available classifications do not yet show a clear consensus.
This phone number has been searched 2353 times and has 75 user reviews.
User reviews most clearly mention Credit.
Based on user reviews, 866-789-3456 is most often associated with Credit.
| Type | Reviews |
|---|---|
| Scam suspicion | 10 (50%) |
| Silent call | 1 (5%) |
| Unknown | 9 (45%) |
These topics and phrases appear repeatedly in reviews for 866-789-3456.
Here are representative review excerpts for 866-789-3456. Each excerpt comes from a distinct approved comment.
“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.”
“Caller said her name is Lily Thompson and she's offering a ***** of her doing David J. Wudyka on the conference room table via her zoom account and all she needs for me to watch would be my credit card number so she can…”
“phucktard matthew wider sending snap chat pic of a pecker saying he wants to come use it on me. i don't need any vienna sausage from some internet pervert”
Have received several calls from this number, no message left so must be spam. this people are a pain in the ***!!!!!! quit bothering people!!!
scammer lindi morgan asking for my cc# for no apparent reason other than to rip me off
Lindi Morgan offering me a video of her doing Dayna Reum in the office conference room while everything is shut down due to virus. I told this caller that I'm not into **** or scams so to stop calling here. Instantly she changed the subject to read from the next scam in her book and offered to extend my car warranty or sell me a home security system, just needed my credit card number. Nope not today *****....you and Lindi Morgan aren't getting through to me.
Unemployment Indian fella who claimed to be based in Kentucky but when I asked what city he was from he stuttered and threw the subject off. Wanted my credit card number to refund me an over payment of student loan. I knew he was a con artist from the start, but since I never had student loans, and he insisted with just my card number he could process my refund, I knew what he was all about. Comes to find out he's not in Kentucky but in Nigeria......whoever falls for his scam is out of luck.
susan wilson texting me inappropriate pictures trying to lure me to some pay per view **** site that needs my credit card number to view.
Like clockwork, every morning, a number starting with 866.789-xxxx calls directly to my work-issued iPhone (which I only use for RingCentral office extension forwarding). I do not answer. They do not leave any message. Then I will block the number. Sure enough, another similar number gets through the next day or shortly thereafter. Repeat. It is like playing whack-a-mole trying to block these numbers. They all display as simply Conshohocken, PA on the iPhone. I imagine all these numbers are coming from the same company. These are likely not legitimate calls. Do not engage with them.
This is one of three numbers that called me today with the same ""pitch"". This number the caller said he was Joe Outcalt, a supervisor calling because I had hung up on the other two. All callers only introduced themselves as ""your pharmacy"" but would not say which one. They also stated that they were authorized by my insurance company to call me and offer me updated medications, such as vitamins, pain meds, sore throat, upset stomach meds etc. All seemed to be over the counter type stuff. The ""supervisor"" Joe Outcalt rattled on and could not tell me any information as to who they were or where they were, so I just went along because I don't want another call today. Anyway, as the ""supervisor"" Joe Outcalt proceeded to confirm my address (which was an address from 12 years ago) and my birthdate (also incorrect but close), I told him that they were incorrect. This little a$$hole Joe Outcalt started yelling at ME. Joe Outcalt said that I didn't understand English and he repeated the address and birthdate. I just went along with it. Joe Outcalt then spelled my name entirely incorrectly and got very upset when I said that he was spelling it wrong. Again he stated that I did not understand him and that I should learn English. Joe Outcalt could barely put the correct words together and he sounded like an imbecile. This is SPAM as I called my actual insurance company and they know of no affiliation with the telephone number, Joe Outcalt or ""your pharmacy"". Prior to hanging up and blocking Joe Outcalt I told him to go phuck himself!!
this is purely a scam running a quite a large variety of scams using spoofed telephone numbers
Jen Walz asking me if I want a beaver **** of her freshly shaved landing strip...........um nope not today isis.
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.
Joe Devine claiming he can sell me covid19 mask for really cheap because he found them on the street when they fell off a truck. Said hurry and give him my credit card number and he'll ship them right out. This guy has called here before with other frauds and scams and we blocked his number but being he's a professional scammer from a foreign country, he's got software to get around that. Best advise I can give you is anytime you see your caller id show up as Joe Devine either don't answer or pick up and tell the phucker to go pound sand.
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.
In a preacher like tone “1 for prayer, 3 to be disconnected”
Very creepy message. ""Thank you for calling, Configure your numbers to change this message. Let us know if we can help you during your development.”
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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.
Received call from this number. Man asked “May I speak to (my name)” I responded “Yeah, this is she”. Disconnected. !!
Unemployment Indian fella who claimed to be based in Kentucky but when I asked what city he was from he stuttered and threw the subject off
some indian clown pretending to be able to offer 0% interest on credit cards
Little boy Matty Young asking for credit card number so he can finish whacking the salami to his pay per view **** in mommies basement. Seems Mathew Young mamma cut him off so now he's up to asking complete strangers to help feed his perversion for soy boy ****.
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