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User comments regarding the phone number (888) 881-9222 primarily express concerns about potential scams related to credit monitoring services. Many users report aggressive sales tactics, including intimidation and rudeness from representatives. Responses suggest they may not represent a legitimate service, with multiple users labeling them as scammers or telemarketers. Users also mention a lack of transparency and inability to verify claims, which raises suspicion about the legitimacy of the calls.
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Area code 888, primarily known for toll-free communication, reveals interesting dynamics in demographics and economic trends according to public data sources. This area code caters to a diverse population engaged in various industries, enhancing its economic vibrancy. As a virtual area, it doesn't tie to a specific geographic region, allowing a broad base of corporate and individual usage, reflecting shifting communication patterns and national consumption trends.
According to FCC complaint metrics, the 888 area code has experienced notable changes in communication patterns over time. Wireless and mobile complaints peaked in 2016, followed by a decline. Wired complaint levels also saw a reduction, especially notable from 2022 to 2023. VOIP complaints peaked in 2019 but diminished to around 200 by 2023. In terms of call types, prerecorded voice complaints hit their highest in 2019 but reduced to about 500 by 2023. Live voice call issues followed a similar descent. Text message complaints briefly soared in 2022 but settled to roughly 140 in 2023. Unwanted call reports only began in 2014, spiking sharply in 2019 with telemarketing concerns reduced significantly post-2015.
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People are Saying:
(888) 881-9222
Claimed to be D&***dstreet Credibility Corp. Spammer leading to SCAMMER!! All they want is your money. has nothing to do with Dun and ***dstreet
(888) 881-9222
No caller ID, no voicemail.
(888) 881-9222
No caller ID, leaves no message.
(888) 881-9222
Telemarketer. Business credit scam.
(888) 881-9222
Credit scammers
(888) 881-9222
They try to scare you in to buying their credit monitoring service. The rep lied and the service is a scam.
(888) 881-9222
BE WARNED: I just returned a message from this number. The guy who answered (clearly from the middle of a loud call center) already had all my basic business information including DUNS number available to him, I****ume based on my caller id. This very aggressive salesman was an incredibly rude individual who proceeded to try to bully me through insults and threats into committing to a $69 per month monitoring service over the phone. The call s****ed out normal enough, verifying I have decision-making authority and such. The call center agent then politely told me my business credit is being investigated, but my report only has one small bit of credit information. The agent alleged I therefore need to pay for their service to establish at least four trade references and then monitor going forward. When I simply asked him to send some information on the service to consider and review, he became downright insulting, saying I must not have decision-making capacity, I was risking my entire business because I didn't understand business credit and no one will do business with us without a business credit report. Considering my organization has done just fine for more than a decade without this service and I have a fairly strict policy of not signing up for such “services” without investigating first, I think my decision-making s****s are just fine. This man tried impressively hard to intimidate me into verifying my business and contact information so he could somehow commit me over the phone. He was absolutely unwilling to provide me any kind of reference materials or time to decide. If this is a legitimate service, I'll be shocked considering how unprofessional the call center staff they hire is, not to mention that they won't allow a prospective customer to review information on their service and consider it before committing on the phone. A couple of hours later, I received another call from the same number, this time from a different individual. When I told him I had already received a terribly unprofessional call from this number today, he seemed surprised but very politely asked what I was told and why I hadn’t already signed up. I described the awful way I was treated and made it clear to him I have a policy a***nst signing up for any monthly service over the phone without resear****g first. I asked him to send me an email with information. I provided my generic business email, and what I received follows – I****ure you it’s a straight copy/paste without any editing from me. Based on the grammatical errors, lack of any verifiable company or service information and still ***uely scary undertone I am still convinced this is a total scam... From: Carlton Peake Jr. [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, April 27, 2012 1:05 PM Subject: Hi this is CJ Peake and we spoke early about your business credit report. I was letting you know that companies have been pulling your report recently, but unfortunately your report is incomplete and companies are not seeing a true representation of your business. Companies are purchasing this report to see if you are stable, credible and viable to make educated decison on doing business with you. Some of the people that may be using this report and using it a***nst you are your vendors, customers, banks, and insurance companies. Remember these people are paying 180 dollars to view your report. Anything on here that c****es or shouldnt be on here they have access to and are getting notified about this. This is a very detailed report and has nearly up to 20 pages. Lets take control of this and get you out of DS status so that business escan see that your stable, credible, and viable. Have pride about your business!!!!! Thank you for your time, CJ Peake Credit Advisor Phone: 1-888-881-9222 [email protected] This e-mail and any files transmitted with it may contain privileged or confidential information. It is solely for use by the individual for whom it is intended, even if addressed incorrectly. If you receive this e-mail in error, please notify the sender; do not disclose, copy, distribute, or take any action in reliance on the contents of this information; and delete it from your system. Any other use of this e-mail is prohibited. Thank you.
(888) 881-9222
I think that this company is running a credit scam.