Phone number 866-829-9533 has 83 user reviews and was searched 2214 times. Most users report this number as Scam suspicion (16 reports). Read the reports below and add your own review if you were contacted.
This phone number has been searched 2214 times and has 83 user reviews (20 approved).
User reports most clearly mention voicemail.
Common themes mentioned by users include voicemail, text message, loan offer and debt collection.
One representative review says: “My phone shows potential scam but I play along and answer. ""Hello this is Angie Pole Gove and do I have a deal for you today."" I say not interested in any deals to which she replies back oh, you can't pass this up.…”
Based on approved user reports, 866-829-9533 is most often associated with voicemail.
Users frequently mention voicemail, text message, loan offer, debt collection.
This summary is based on 20 approved user reports.
| Type | Reports |
|---|---|
| Scam suspicion | 16 (80%) |
| Students loan scam | 4 (20%) |
These topics and phrases appear repeatedly in approved reviews for 866-829-9533.
Here are representative report excerpts for 866-829-9533. Duplicate or near-duplicate comments are filtered out when possible.
“My phone shows potential scam but I play along and answer. ""Hello this is Angie Pole Gove and do I have a deal for you today."" I say not interested in any deals to which she replies back oh, you can't pass this up.…”
“Caller said her name is Margie Faulk 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…”
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.
My phone shows potential scam but I play along and answer. ""Hello this is Angie Pole Gove and do I have a deal for you today."" I say not interested in any deals to which she replies back oh, you can't pass this up. ""Here's all I need, give me your car insurance policy number and I'll file a claim for a replaced windshield that won't cost you a dime. When insurance pays up, I'll split the check with you and both of us will make some bank off those greedy insurance companies."" I tell this caller, Angie Pole Grove personally I'm not into insurance fraud and don't like wearing stripes and eating institutional food so no I won't play along with her game. Of course, she's upset at me, says she pulls this off all the time and insurance companies gladly pay out once per year without questioning it. Well she might get some sucker to play her con, but not me.
Caller id shows Olivia Burrow. It's scammer trying to get personell entity theft danger, yes! So far my scam protection app has cut off 20 calls from these thieves, wow! There are so many warnings about this number, crazy! My phone never rings with this scammer, just shows up as how many times they have cut her off before she runs her scam on me.
Someone named Angie Polsgrove left a voicemail saying my student loan has updates and left a # for reference number and a different callback number. I don't have student loan so I know this is a scam.
same dumb biotch Olivia Waltz after changing her name from Olivia Burroghs with the same con trying to rip you off by getting you to give her your date of birth and your social security number so she can sign you up for some fraud protection.
Caller said her name is Margie Faulk 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 make a ""small"" charge and confirm that I'm not a minor. I told Margie Faulk not interested in being scammed today. She went on to tell me how she's going to polish David J. Wudyka's knob like I've never seen before. I told her I don't care if she can **** a golf ball through a 50 foot garden hose, she's of no interest to me and she's not going to get my credit card number. At that point she told me to go F myself, go F my granny, and go F my mamma and hung up on me.
Older sounding man wanted to know if there was any young children in the home he could talk to about an online game. He sounded awful creepy and most likely a *********, This type of person needs to be tracked down and dealt with.
Scammer Angie Polesgrove calls me to relieve me of all my student debt. I tell her politely I don't, nor have I ever had a student loan. Angie goes on to say give me your credit card number and I'll check your credit rating and also put a fraud alert on your account because someone with your exact name has bad student loans. You can tell Angie is a scammer, even without reading all the bad reviews this con artist has against her.
Someone named Angie Polsgrove left a voicemail saying my student loan has updates and left a # for reference number and a different callback number. I don't have student loan so I know this is a scam.
Scammer Angie Polesgrove calls me to relieve me of all my student debt. I tell her politely I don't, nor have I ever had a student loan. Angie goes on to say give me your credit card number and I'll check your credit rating and also put a fraud alert on your account because someone with your exact name has bad student loans. You can tell Angie is a scammer, even without reading all the bad reviews this con artist has against her.
a CUPID STUNT named Olivia Burrow called me, asked me for my credit card number so she can send me a **** selfie using my card to prove she didn't send it to a minor. she claimed she won't charge anything on my card unless i ask to see her really juicy stuff. I told this FUMB DUCK Olivia Burrow to go phuck herself because if I wanted ****, well that's free on the internet and I don't need some old worn out *** dumpster like her ripping me off to send me some pictures that probably are even her. i blocked Olivia Burrow number so she can't try her scam on me again.
Olivia Burrow calling me and telling me she needed my credit card number or my order will be refused. I told her I don't hand over credit card numbers, especially to someone calling me out of the blue asking for it. Furthermore I told Olivia Burrow I do not have anything ordered. You know what she said? Olivia Burrow admitted so many people order things online that she says it's an easy scam because of all the dumb people that willing give out their credit card number so she can go max it out. Is there such a thing as an ""honest"" scammer? If so, Olivia Burrow at least admits that's her goal in life to rip people off.
Someone named Allison left a voicemail saying student loan has updates and left a # for reference number and a different callback number.
same dumb biotch Olivia Waltz after changing her name from Olivia Burroghs with the same con trying to rip you off by getting you to give her your date of birth and your social security number so she can sign you up for some fraud protection.
Yesterday evening I got a text message from this number 540-298-3180 with a link to be followed. I never follow unknown links from unknown numbers. I did a google search, there were a large number of people saying it was a scam.
My voicemail identified this call as coming from 2056882985 which came up as a common scammer number. The caller identified herself as Jessie Jemison the daughter of a Janice Mckinney whom I do not know. She was supposed to be calling to get my address to mail me an invitation to a retirement party for her mother. I do not recognize either name and the number she asked me to call was 2059550749. So I would think that both numbers should be on file as a scammer.
A cupid stunt named Olivia Waltz called me for no apparent reason other than to relieve me of my funds. Seems Olivia Waltz was reading from some script on how to scam people. When I didn't fall for her load of bs, she changed the topic and started to tell me how she can get me an extended car warranty. Olivia Waltz tried first to get my credit card number for some online classroom learning (I'm 72 yr old) and then quickly changed to extending my car warranty. Messed her up because I don't drive anymore so this frustrated cupid stunt Olivia Waltz left empty handed on her call to this old geezer. Watch out if she calls you.
It’s Olivia Burroughs looking for “Ernest”. She gets your name wrong on purpose hoping you’ll give her your real name. Olivia Burroughs is offering to do roof inspections due to “the recent storm”. That way she can get your address too. Why can’t people just work at McDonald’s instead of working so hard to scam everyone else?
Caller id shows Olivia Burrow. It's scammer trying to get personell entity theft danger, yes! So far my scam protection app has cut off 20 calls from these thieves, wow! There are so many warnings about this number, crazy! My phone never rings with this scammer, just shows up as how many times they have cut her off before she runs her scam on me.
a CUPID STUNT named Olivia Burrow called me, asked me for my credit card number so she can send me a **** selfie using my card to prove she didn't send it to a minor. she claimed she won't charge anything on my card unless i ask to see her really juicy stuff. I told this FUMB DUCK Olivia Burrow to go phuck herself because if I wanted ****, well that's free on the internet and I don't need some old worn out *** dumpster like her ripping me off to send me some pictures that probably are even her. i blocked Olivia Burrow number so she can't try her scam on me again.
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There are 20 approved user reports for 866-829-9533. The strongest reporting trend describes this caller as scam suspicion (16 reports, 80% of categorised approved reviews). Read the reviews section for more detail.
User reports suggest that 866-829-9533 may be suspicious. Review the comments carefully and look for warning signs such as repeated calls, voicemail pressure, suspicious messages, or requests for money or personal information.
Yes, voicemail-related reports appear in feedback for 866-829-9533. Check the review section to see how users describe those messages and whether they seem suspicious, automated, or unwanted.
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