8559590200
855 area code:
Toll-free
Read comments below about 8559590200. Report unwanted calls to help identify who is using this phone number.
- Judy ClarkYesterday I got a green card and today I got a pink card with the same message as yesterday.
- Caller: No name where it came from
- SHOGot a green card which I ignored then a pink card. I called they started asking questions from a voice prompt, I started saying no to the questions then it became confused. I knew then it was a scam. Going to send the card to the State Attorney General with a complaint. I hate this invasion of privacy.
- Caller: N/A voice prompt only
- Call type: Scam suspicion
- RRecently refinanced my mortgage, got this link postcard. It is not from anyone affiliated with my lender. Research tells me it’s a mortgage protection program so that your mortgage gets paid off if you die. Who knows if they’re even legitimate, but you won’t be alive to know if they do what you paid them to do.
- Caller: Random “mortgage protection” company
- Call type: Scam suspicion
- LouThis postcard I got says there is something important and time-sensitive related to my mortgage - that I should call this number.
No. My mortgage company should contact me by mail for issues like this.- Call type: Unwanted
- S. WardReceived a postcard with a mortgage authentication code: Theater Mother Cheese. I called the # it was a robo call - I didn't answer, just listened. The post card mentioned National info center. The post paid permit #072 75147
- Caller: Did not state or
- Call type: Scam suspicion
- YNReceived a pink postcard that said “All information provided by National Info Center. Not affiliated with, nor endorsed by XXX Loan Company.” Seemed suspicious so I searched up the phone number and it does not show up on XXX Loan Company’s website.
- Call type: Scam suspicion
- MichaelCPink SPAM postcard "about an important matter regarding this loan". (mortgage)
Presorted First-Class US Postage PAID permit 07275147- Call type: Scam suspicion
- imppressThese companies usually are selling mortgage life insurance. If you die they pay your mortgage.
Legit, but usually overpriced. After all, the longer you liv,e the less they need to pay out and the premiums likely stay the same.
Even if it isn't a scam, it's a rip off. Better off with ordinary term life.- Caller: "National Info Center"
- Call type: Scam suspicion
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