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Use the number exactly as it appeared on your phone. Common US formats are accepted.
Received a suspicious call, robocall or telemarketing call? Add the number to the community database and help the next person recognize it.
UnwantedCall records what people experienced when a call displayed a particular number. We do not automatically label the subscriber or owner, because caller ID information can be falsified.
Use the number exactly as it appeared on your phone. Common US formats are accepted.
If the number is new, one click creates its public community page.
Choose spam, suspected scam, robocall, telemarketing or another accurate category.
You can report repeated sales calls, prerecorded messages, suspicious payment requests, impersonation attempts, debt collection calls, political calls, surveys and legitimate calls that other people may want to identify.
Choose the most accurate classification rather than assuming every unknown call is fraudulent. Written comments should describe what the caller claimed and what happened without publishing private information.
Read the community guidelines →Submitting here helps the UnwantedCall community, but it does not file an official complaint. For suspected fraud, unwanted telemarketing or caller-ID spoofing, you may also report the incident through the appropriate FTC or FCC service.
Enter the US phone number that appeared on your caller ID, confirm that it contacted you, and choose the type of call. No account is required.
Yes. UnwantedCall community reports are free. Your report helps other people understand calls displaying the same number.
No. Caller ID can be spoofed. Reports describe calls displaying a number and are not proof that the subscriber placed the call or committed wrongdoing.
No. A report on UnwantedCall is a public community report. For an official government complaint, use the FTC or FCC reporting service.
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