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A consumer in San Diego, CA told the FCC about a robocall from this number on Nov 8, 2026.
A consumer in Bentonville, AR told the FCC about a robocall from this number on Nov 8, 2026.
A consumer in Colorado Springs, CO told the FCC about a robocall from this number on Nov 8, 2026.
The subject they gave: Other financial services products.
A consumer in Albuquerque, NM told the FCC about a robocall from this number on Nov 8, 2026.
A consumer in Romeoville, IL told the FCC about a robocall from this number on Nov 8, 2026.
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How do I find out who called me?
Type the number into ShadyCall's lookup box the way it showed on your phone: (212) 555-0123, 212-555-0123, 1-800-555-0199 and +1 numbers all work. You'll see the ShadyCall Score, what other people reported, the complaints consumers filed with the FTC and FCC about it, who the caller claimed to be, and the carrier and city the number was assigned to.
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Yes. Looking numbers up, reading reports and complaints and posting reports is free, with no account and no app to install. ShadyCall never charges for a 'full report', and there isn't one hidden behind a paywall.
Where does ShadyCall's data come from?
Three places: reports written by ShadyCall visitors; complaints consumers filed with the Federal Trade Commission's Do Not Call Registry and the Federal Communications Commission, which both publish them as open data; and the North American Numbering Plan Administrator's records of which carrier and city each exchange was assigned to. Each is labeled on the page so you know what you're reading.
What is the ShadyCall Score?
A number from 0 (safe) to 100 (shady call) worked out from everything said about the number. Each report counts as bad, not sure or safe; each FTC or FCC complaint counts as a smaller 'bad' signal. Recent reports and reports people found helpful count more, and one report can only move the score so far. 70 and above is a Shady call, 40-69 is Caution, below 40 is Probably safe.
Can I report a spam text message?
Yes. Choose 'Texted me' on the report form and paste the message. Links are made safe automatically (written as example[.]com), so others can recognize the scam without being able to tap it. Also forward the text to 7726 (SPAM) so your carrier can block it. You can check a message first with the free Scam Text Checker.
Is reporting anonymous?
Yes. You don't need an account and your name is optional. ShadyCall never stores your IP address, only a one-way code used to stop spam and double votes.
Someone posted a wrong report about my number, or my number was spoofed. What can I do?
Flag the report (the flag button under it), add your own report choosing 'My number was spoofed', or contact us to ask for a review. Reports that several people flag are hidden automatically. Government complaints are public records we show as published, but we will add a note or remove a page that is causing harm.
Where should I report a scam call to the government?
Report scams to the FTC at ReportFraud.ftc.gov and unwanted sales calls at donotcall.gov. You can also file a complaint with the FCC at consumercomplaints.fcc.gov and forward spam texts to 7726. If you lost money, call your bank or card issuer first, then visit IdentityTheft.gov.