480-263-4013

Okay folks lets stop arguing back and forth.  Anyone with Sprint cell service knows they have an overdue bill and that's when the calls start coming from this number.  No need to answer the calls from this number but you can simply call Sprint customer service, take care of your bill and the calls will immediately stop from this number.

This is a robo-call automated number.  Sprint literally has hundreds and hundreds of numbers they use for all of their dozens of offices and thousands of employees and it is virtually impossible for ANY Sprint customer service person to know whether or not this number is valid or not.

If you get a call from this number it is clear that you have some issue with Sprint -- usually an overdue bill.  Simply call Sprint on whichever number you prefer to use and take care of it and you won't get calls from this number again.

Ta da.  Problem solved.

I read through this entire thread  after getting an automated call from this number and decided to call Sprint @ 800-639-6111 and ask for Mark Meyers with Sprint ID is: 1715806.  The customer service representative looked up his ID number and transferred me to customer finance who told me that he did not come into the office until later in the evening.

Although I do have Sprint phone service and a smart phone I have never been behind in a payment so I was sure this was a scam.  Imagine my surprise when I was told that I owed Sprint a whopping $949.53 !!!!!!!!!!!!

It turns out that someone had cloned my cell phone electronic serial number ad had been making all sorts of international calls.  When I told Sprint that not only did I not know anyone outside of the country but had not even called anyone outside of my state in a month they looked into my account and got rid of the calls and put an international call block on my phone for free.

In short, it seems there really is a "Mark Meyers" and that the calls we receive really are generated by Sprint.  I don't know why this "William" guy is so argumentative about it other than maybe he just likes making stuff up without checking out the facts and hearing the sound of his own voice.

I did check it out.  It is a valid Sprint call.  Even if you think you don't owe them money you better call because someone may be trying to screw your name or credit over.  It's a free call and they don't collect your personal information or try to sell you anything.  It is simply an attempt to collect past due money.  Sheesh.  Some people!

Of course you moron.  Everyone is wrong but you.  Do you have any idea at all what a loser you sound like???  I wonder how many other people have actually called Sprint like I did and know that you are an idiot but they just haven't posted anything!  My God, the nerve of some people!  And I never even heard of any of these other people you are talking about but I guess if someone doesn't agree with you, you just use any forum to rant and scream conspiracy.  Get help you loser!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I got a call from this number this morning @ 9:41 CST.  I was at work and couldn't talk but they told me I had a past due bill with Sprint.  When I got home from work I called Sprint on the same 800 number the Sprint man above gave and sure enough my phone was about to be shut off so I paid it and they told me the automated calls from this number would stop.  I used to get text messages from Sprint but the lady at Sprint said that not all calling areas are able to deliver bulk messages so you get calls instead.  It's a real number and you better pay your bill and that's all I gotta say about it.