This number belongs to FedEx. Like the other poster, I was a little frightened when I got a voicemail from this number saying I had a package with an incorrect address. The person that left the voicemail gave a tracking number.
I then called FedEx and gave the tracking number. The representative immediately asked for my address. I explained that I don't know who sent it or why and I think it's a scam. I looked up the tracking number online and it shows that it is a shipment. Turns out my employer sent me a package to my home street and my work city, so it was an invalid address.
So, long story short, yes, this is FedEx calling.
I received a call on my cell last night (May 12th) from this number. The lady identified herself as FedEx and said I had a package with an undeliverable address. The address she mentioned was an old address I used to live at. I told her that was odd because I hadn't used that address on any packages that I am expecting. Not thinking this could be fraud or worse, I gave her my current address. Afterwards, I got sick to my stomach. What had I done!?! Oh @#%&! Was I just a victim of a crime???
I called the number back, no answer.
I called 1 800 GoFedEx asking them if there was a package for me. They said no and they could not tell if this number was one of theirs.
I called my cell provider and they advised me to call the carrier's number, which is Ameritech. They also placed a note on my account and shared that there is such a thing as fake caller ID applications. So there's no guarantee that the caller is actually calling from that number.
I ran a phone number investigation and found this number belongs to some elderly people. But now I have doubts about the validity of that information.
Then, I remembered that my bank account, a day before this happened, showed an odd transaction from FedEx. I had recently opened an account with them. Very long story short, I believe some employee at FedEx is running a side scam or trying to cover their behind for the error. The following morning, after the call asking for my current address, the transaction from my bank account disappeared! How very odd and convenient.
This number belongs to FedEx. Like the other poster, I was a little frightened when I got a voicemail from this number saying I had a package with an incorrect address. The person that left the voicemail gave a tracking number.
I then called FedEx and gave the tracking number. The representative immediately asked for my address. I explained that I don't know who sent it or why and I think it's a scam. I looked up the tracking number online and it shows that it is a shipment. Turns out my employer sent me a package to my home street and my work city, so it was an invalid address.
So, long story short, yes, this is FedEx calling.