800-327-8543

Yes I did .  Has been calling all week. Early in the morning round 7am today. Haven't called the number bck yet though

Flagship Credit Acceptance

Calling me and asked if  I am the wife of P*****.   not wanted say the name or company name. I just block them.

Flagship Credit Acceptance

This person left a voicemail.  I have talk to text and this want was said.  Yeah my name is Dean.  I'm calling for Troy Searle.  I work for a channel Paul (could not understand this on the voicemail) so at  flagship.  It's very important I hear back from you as soon as possible.  You can reach me directly at 800-327-8543.  I did not call back. Who are these people?

Debt collector with Flagship Credit; Car loan company

Call from Flagship Credit that my name was left as a reference for a Donna Davis (who I don't have a clue who that is) and it was important that I let them know her whereabouts.

This "person" calls my cell over and over, day after day!

Get behind on your car payments or know someone with a Flagship loan and are behind chances are they will call you and have auto dial computers that will contact you 3-5 times per day.

Anyone who looks up this number will see its Flagship Credit Acceptance's  number in the search results and have no reason to come here to be convinced who it was, if its a legitimate call for them.
(yelp.com/biz/flagship-credit-acceptance-chadds-ford)

The site is designed to allow people to alert and warn others of fraudulent phone calls by sharing their call experience, so why would  anyone need to be alerted or warned about legitimate callers?

Keep in mind, just because a number MIGHT be legit, doesn't mean the caller is!

Scammers spoof legitimate numbers to trick people into a false sense of security to answer their calls and attempt to get money or personal information from you.
This is why no one will encourage others to report of legitimate callers, as they only confuse people into believing it is a legit call when a scammer has called them and they come here to find out about the call.

People who get legitimate calls would know its legitimate and have no reason to come looking up the number.
800notes is about exposing scammers, shady businesses and harassing type calls from debt collections, surveys, political and telemarketers or anyone who scams, lies or cons people.
People come to share those experiences to help each other understand who is bothering them and share what information they can to help point a finger at those criminals. The data is useful in knowing the frequency of the calls and even allow someone enough info to research towards getting a company's background history towards legal action.

The idea is to stop criminal callers, but posting about legitimate calls will not help anyone stop them. Sure people want to know who called and it could have been a legitimate call, but it only takes one post with confirmation of who the legitimate owner is to establish if its a call you can decide was legitimate for you. The fact that scammers can spoof ANY number is enough to say that even legitimate numbers have scammers who call pretending to be legitimate, so you just don't really know who is calling.

Shills will come here to post about the number being "legit" and try convincing people to answer the call so they can scam you.  So why help the criminals by posting about your call being legitimate? It has no impact on a legitimate business, only the shady ones and thats what we want to expose. Your legitimate post will only add confusion for others who read posts by those who shill about using the numbers they spoof.

This guy called something Garcia left a msg saying to call back because it was an important msg regarding my credit, bull....

We keep getting calls from a Shamika asking for our 37 year old son, on my home and cel number. He has never had this number, nor lived with us for 19 years! I have asked them to quit calling us, but still get calls!

Believe this to be debt collector. Called about someone connected to me but wouldn't give any info on the nature of the call.