800-000-0611

receive call at 5:30 am. When answered there is no caller and no message

I just got a call saying my account was flagged for security purposes and to enter my account pin number

Just got a call saying it was from Sprint, my account was flagged for security purposes and to enter my account pin number.  I used Sprint 3 years ago but have been with ATT since.  Hate these things.

I just got a call and I did not answer and they did not leave a message

Received call 0910 on 3/11/11. Nobody on phone when answered.

Got a call at 4am.  They didn't leave a message.

Received a call at 9:58 AM. Claimed to be Sprint/PCS and needed me to confirm my PIN.

Figured it was a scam, hung up.

I received the same call at 9:30 e.s.t., saying that Sprint flagged my account and asking for my PIN. I have Virgin Mobile, which apparently uses the Sprint network. Fortunately, I did not enter the PIN since this sounds like a scam.

First my husband's cell phone rang with this number.,  No one on the phone.  Then 30 minutes later MY cell phone rang.  Same thing.  No one on the other end.  No name on caller ID.

call at 9:40am, no message. called back, doesn't connect

Since this was a really odd 800 #, I didn't answer it.  I do have sprint but it must be a scam because why would an automated call ask for my pin#.  Thanks for your comments.

Just got a call from this number with an automated voice saying that my account had been flagged for security and to enter my account number.  Immediately hung up, of course...obvious phishing attempt but not something I've had happen with my phone before.

Sprint says it's a SCAM. Called and said our account was flagged and to enter our pin.

I also am with sprint.  I have been receving text to update phone software and have since I do not subscribe to texting an only Sprint can text me.  I just received a call from 800-000-0611....no one there no message.

Got a call just now with the same thing (1.800.000.0611).  Just hung up figuring it was a farce. Called back and it also does not connect.

Got call around 06:30 am - ignored it and 3 sec latter wife's cell rung. Sprint phones.

NEVER GIVE OUT PERSONALLY IDENTIFYING INFO ON A PHONE CALL YOU DID NOT INITIATE.

my wife and i both rec'd a call from this number about an hour ago. it was an automated recording claiming to be from sprint saying that our acct was flagged for security purposes and to enter the pin number to the acct. we did not comply and i immediately called sprint. they said that it was a phishing attempt to gain access to our acct. they also said that sprint would NEVER ask for our pin number on any kind of an outbound call from them and thus you should never give ANY kind of information to ANY caller that called you. the only time any identifying information is required by sprint is when YOU are calling THEM. the rep said that sprint does do outbound calls regarding certain acct issues - mostly past due accts. but they do not require any identifying information about the acct (other than "may i speak to mr. smith please"). the rep also said that ALL outbound sprint calls show the caller id phone number as 888-211-4727. the rep said that you do not have to cooperate with any inbound call from sprint because you have the option of hanging up and calling back in to be sure you are talking to sprint.

what this rep said fits in with standard procedure for all legitimate businesses. they all follow the same rule of NEVER asking for personally identifiable acct information on a contact initiated by them.

ONLY GIVE OUT PERSONALLY IDENTIFIABLE INFORMATION ON CONTACTS *YOU* INITIATE THRU METHODS SANCTIONED BY THE COMPANY YOU ARE DOING BUSINESS WITH.

this includes phone calls, email, text msgs, web links, and paper postal mail. do not respond to calls, texts, emails, or click on links sent to you in any manner. always discontinue the contact and re-initiate it yourself to first ensure you have reached the proper contact channel before giving any information--

-- don't respond to a call you receive and don't call back the number that called you, always look up the phone number for the company to be sure you are calling the correct number and call them back.

-- don't click reply to an email, start a new one

-- don't click a link, rather close your browser, reopen it and manually type in the web site url

-- don't reply to texts or paper mail, instead call into the company and verify their intent to contact you.

As callers before, asking for Sprint ID #, hung up

I received a call from a person who did not identify himself as a lawyer to ask me to contact him for divorce papers from my husband.

I got a call from this number with a message saying my account at TCF was frozen and I needed to enter a PIN. I closed my TCF account 3 years ago. Judging from the other posts on this same number but with different source companies it's obviously a scam.