Phone number 888-429-8372 has 14 user reviews. The clearest classification is Scam suspicion (9 of 14 reviews).
This phone number has been searched 212 times and has 14 user reviews.
User reviews most clearly mention Credit.
Based on user reviews, 888-429-8372 is most often associated with Credit.
| Type | Reviews |
|---|---|
| Scam suspicion | 9 (64%) |
| Unknown | 5 (35%) |
These topics and phrases appear repeatedly in reviews for 888-429-8372.
Here are representative review excerpts for 888-429-8372. 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.”
“Gayle Hawks texted me a picture she claims is her freshly shaved landing strip and asked me if I'd like to see any more to send her my credit card number as proof I'm not a minor. I texted this cupid stunt back telling…”
“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…”
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.
Gayle Hawks texted me a picture she claims is her freshly shaved landing strip and asked me if I'd like to see any more to send her my credit card number as proof I'm not a minor. I texted this cupid stunt back telling her if I wanted ****, well that's free all over the interwebs and I certainly didn't need to give my credit card to some old used up *** dumpster...........strangely she stopped texting me :)
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
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 ****.
Guy named Henry Coleson calling again, now from this number instead of the other one.........asking me if he can have my credit card number because I'm due a refund from an online purchase made months ago and he really feels bad that he's had my money all this time. If you question the caller, he's vague about the purchase, when, what the item was, how it was ordered, etc. All I would do is tell him to credit to the account on file that the purchase was made to.........but he claims the computers won't let that happen that's why he needs my card number. From the looks of it, this guy is a goat ******* scammer from outside the US just spoofing numbers on the caller id and finding idiots that will fall for his scam.
his is a fake attorney scam telling me I have same last name as his rich deceased client and they want my bank account number to transfer millions of $ into so they can avoid taxes. Said I'll get a 25% cut for my effort, now please just give me your account number (s). told this phuck wad to stick it and then blocked his number.
Lily Thompson asking for credit card number so she could prove I'm old enough for her to sent me a **** selfie. I told her if I wanted **** that I can get it off the internet for free instead of giving my CC# to some old used up *** dumpster. Apparently Lily Thompson didn't like that I couldn't be ripped off by her so she hung up on me. That's ok, I blocked her number after this anyway.
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.
Skanky Biotch Gale Hawks sending inappropriate nasty **** pics she claims is her and ask me if she can give me a reach around for $15.00. No idea who Gale Hawks is and this I do know. If she's only charging $15.00 then guarantee you the pictures she sent is not her. Agree to her and you will be met with some meth toothed heifer that only wants her next high.
scammers wanting credit card information
Share who called, what they wanted, and how often they called. Please don’t post personal or sensitive information.
There are 14 user reviews for 888-429-8372. The strongest reporting trend describes this caller as scam suspicion (9 reviews, 64% of categorised reviews). Read the reviews section for more detail.
User reports suggest that 888-429-8372 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.
If the calls are unwanted, block the number, enable spam protection on your phone, and report suspicious activity to your carrier or local consumer protection authority. You can also add your own review on this page to help other users.
Open the Phone app, go to Recents, tap the info icon next to the number, then choose Block this Caller.
Open the Phone app, go to recent calls, tap the number, then choose Block or Report spam, depending on your device.