A consumer in National Park, NJ told the FCC about a robocall from this number on Sep 17, 2025.
The subject they gave: Mortgage loans.
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866-878-0828 has 20 complaints filed with the FTC and FCC since Aug 2025, the latest . 90% describe a robocall or recorded message. The most common subject: Mortgage loans. People in 13 states complained, most of them in Colorado (3), California (3) and Florida (2).
If 866-878-0828 called or texted you, add a report below. Even "silent call, no message" helps the next person decide whether to answer.
Consumers filed these complaints with the Federal Trade Commission (Do Not Call Registry) and the Federal Communications Commission, which publish them as open data. They are what people told the government, not verified findings, and the number on a complaint is the caller ID people saw, which can be spoofed.
The top 10 of 13 states.
Cities with more than one complaint: Denver, CO (2).
A consumer in National Park, NJ told the FCC about a robocall from this number on Sep 17, 2025.
The subject they gave: Mortgage loans.
A consumer in Fontana, CA told the FCC about a robocall from this number on Aug 27, 2025.
The subject they gave: Mortgage loans. They were told to call back on (502) 932-9058.
A consumer in St Augustine, FL told the FCC about a robocall from this number on Aug 28, 2025.
A consumer in Prescott, AZ told the FCC about a robocall from this number on Aug 26, 2025.
A consumer in Ruskin, FL told the FCC about a robocall from this number on Jul 28, 2025.
A consumer in Denver, CO told the FCC about a call from a live person from this number on Aug 27, 2025.
A consumer in Denver, CO told the FCC about a robocall from this number on Aug 27, 2025.
The subject they gave: Mortgage loans. They were told to call back on (484) 224-4428.
A consumer in San Diego, CA told the FCC about a robocall from this number on Aug 27, 2025.
The subject they gave: Credit card debt.
A consumer in Parker, CO told the FCC about a robocall from this number on Aug 26, 2025.
The subject they gave: Mortgage loans.
A consumer in Las Vegas, NV told the FCC about a call from a live person from this number on Aug 26, 2025.
The subject they gave: Credit card debt.
A consumer in Dallas, TX told the FCC about a robocall from this number on Aug 26, 2025.
The subject they gave: Mortgage loans.
A consumer in Destrehan, LA told the FCC about a robocall from this number on Aug 26, 2025.
The subject they gave: Mortgage loans.
A consumer in Middle River, MD told the FCC about a robocall from this number on Aug 25, 2025.
The subject they gave: Credit card debt.
A consumer in Evans, GA told the FCC about a robocall from this number on Aug 25, 2025.
The subject they gave: Credit card debt.
A consumer in South Gate, CA told the FCC about a robocall from this number on Aug 25, 2025.
The subject they gave: Mortgage loans.
A consumer in Driftwood, TX told the FCC about a robocall from this number on Aug 25, 2025.
A consumer in Columbia, SC told the FCC about a robocall from this number on Aug 25, 2025.
The subject they gave: Mortgage loans.
A consumer in New Orleans, LA told the FCC about a robocall from this number on Aug 25, 2025.
A consumer in Rio Rancho, NM told the FCC about a robocall from this number on Aug 25, 2025.
The subject they gave: Payday loans.
A consumer in Stansbury Park, UT told the FCC about a robocall from this number on Aug 25, 2025.
The subject they gave: Mortgage loans.
We don't have a name. Consumers filed 20 complaints about 866-878-0828 with the FTC and FCC, most often about Mortgage loans, typically debt relief / loans. If you find out who it was, add a report on this page.
Its ShadyCall Score is 68/100 (caution), from 20 FTC/FCC complaints. Reports and complaints are people's own experiences, not verified facts, and scammers can fake a caller ID.
866-878-0828 is a toll-free number, so it isn't tied to a place. Toll-free numbers can ring anywhere in the US and Canada.
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