Corrections
Is your number on this site?
Scammers fake caller ID every day, and they often use real people’s numbers. If your number has reports here and you didn’t make those calls, we’re sorry, and we’ll review its page.
How to ask for a review
- Find your number’s page with the box below.
- Under “Is this your number?”, press This is my number, and leave your email address and anything we should know.
- The page leaves search results right away, and shows a short note that it is under review.
- A person reviews every request within two business days and replies to you by email.
Find your number’s page
Prefer email?
Write to help@isthisnumberascam.com with the number and how to reach you. We read every message.
What we can and can’t change
The report counts come from the FTC’s published Do Not Call complaints, and we show them as the FTC publishes them. What we decide is whether a page appears in search results and what it says about the reports. We never claim a number belongs to a scammer: every page says that caller ID can be faked.
If someone is using your number
- Tell your phone carrier: they can confirm the calls didn’t come from your line.
- File a complaint with the FCC at consumercomplaints.fcc.gov, and with the FTC at reportfraud.ftc.gov.
- If people call you back angry, a short voicemail greeting helps: say that your number is being faked and you didn’t call them.
More about the data: where the reports come from.