+1 877 499 692 0
Risk level: Medium
Who is this? Spam, telemarketing or a legitimate call? Community reports in United States.
Number with prefix 877. Review community reports, risk and comments below before answering or blocking. Browse numbers with prefix 877
AI Analysis
Limited information: Mixed reports suggest potential spoofing. Some users confirm legitimacy with Wells Fargo after verification, while others report scam attempts. Exercise caution.
Likely purpose: Possible fraud or spoofing of Wells Fargo, with attempts to extract sensitive or financial information.
Most common user complaints
- Request for sensitive information
- Spoofing Wells Fargo Fraud Department
- Unsolicited calls after financial transactions
- Attempts to trick into revealing verification codes
AI analysis: Jul 1, 2026
Information based on community reports and automated analysis. It may contain errors or be out of date, and is not legal advice or a verified accusation against the number's owner.
Web research
A concise, standalone report could not be generated with verified details about this exact number in the current response. The available results suggest several toll free numbers with similar prefixes have been associated with scam related activity, but no definitive, reliable, and up to date confirmation for +1 877 499 6920 / +1 877 499 6920 (the specific number provided) could be established here.
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A concise, standalone report could not be generated with verified details about this exact number in the current response. The available results suggest several toll free numbers with similar prefixes have been associated with scam related activity, but no definitive, reliable, and up to date confirmation for +1 877 499 6920 / +1 877 499 6920 (the specific number provided) could be established here. Therefore, a cautious stance is advised pending more precise corroboration. 1. Ownership/type: No confirmed, authoritative identification of the exact number’s owner or service type could be established from the current sources. Related entries reference Wells Fargo or generic “unknown caller” labels for similar looking numbers, but without definitive linkage to this exact dialed sequence. 2. Online discussions: Some public databases and security blogs discuss similar toll free numbers in scam contexts, with user reports often labeling calls as bank impersonation or robocalls. However, these sources rarely provide verifiable, number specific corroboration for this exact digits sequence. 3. Association with abuse: Based on the scattered reports about related numbers, there is a plausible risk of telemarketing or scams associated with numbers in this range, but no conclusive evidence tying this precise number to fraud or phishing for sure. Caution remains warranted. 4. Public exposure/leaks: The number appears in multiple public looking lookup and community report sites for similar numbers, suggesting exposure in directories or forums. Yet, there is no explicit, confirmed data dump or leak that definitively confirms this exact number as exposed. 5. Advice on answering/callback: Given the ambiguous, unverified status, it is prudent not to answer or call back the number. If contact is needed for legitimate reasons, use official channels to reach the organization directly rather than returning a call to an unknown toll free number.
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Operator information
- Country:
United States- Prefix:
- +1
- Type:
- Toll-free
- Operator:
- Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile
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Community comments
14Just like a few others here, I received a call from this number immediately after making an online wire transfer. I was suspicious and was careful about what information I gave them, and when I got off the phone, I called Wells Fargo at the number on their website (where I had just made the transfer). The person I spoke with did not have 877-499-6920 in their database of company numbers, but before I closed my account, I asked her to check with the fraud department. After a lot of hold time, she finally reached someone who told that yes indeed this is a Wells Fargo number, from the online fraud department.
This is a scam. They claimed my mother had suspicious activity on her account and then kept her on the phone for several hours trying to get details about her accounts. They managed to get enough information to do a Western Union wire for $500, which we luckily caught before it went out.
Please please do not give any information to anyone that calls from this number. I was almost scammed, but I just realized before I was completely screwed over. This could be a legit number or something, but scammers can and will spoof it. IF SOMEONE CALLS ON THIS NUMBER ASKING FOR ANY INFORMATION AT ALL DON'T GIVE IT NO MATTER HOW URGENT THEY MAKE IT SEEM! HANG UP AND CALL THE NUMBER ON THEIR WEBSITE!
When they send you a text code DO NOT READ it to them. They take your money....fraud Money went to an Arizona federal credit union
Received a call after placing my first online money transfer through Wells Fargo to another Wells Fargo recipient. Our online accounts were frozen until I made the call to their spam center. A Spam caller could not have Frozen our online accounts. After my call they released the money for the wire transfer. After getting off the line I called Wells Fargo and verified the phone number as their fraud number. It's possible they're spoofing this number but my call to Wells Fargo was confirmed as Wells Fargo.
I made an online wire transfer through Wells Fargo and got a call from this number. They asked for sensitive information so I became suspicious. I looked at this website and was sure that it was fraud so I went to my bank branch. They confirmed that it was in fact Wells Fargo's Fraud department and were able to pull up notes regarding the call with me.
It's actually Wells Fargo. You are all super paranoid about this kind of stuff. Recieved a call on Sunday the day they were closed, looked up the number and this website and a few others said it was a scam. So i called Wells Fargo, a know nothing employee told me its not their number, and that made me worried. Called today, on their real Fraud helpline number and the employee told me it's one of theres. Stop causing stress to others with your paranoia.
NOT WELLS FARGO - They called me, I didn't answer, looked them up in Google - even though the first results are for the Well Fargo fraud prevention website, that number is NOT on wellsfargo.com (Google says the results "may be related", whatever that means). I called them back, the line says "Welcome to Wells Fargo" but I smelled a rat and called the main Wells number (800-869-3557, you can see that on Google). WF rep said 877-499-6920 is NOT their number!
Today received a letter from the "PVSI Fraud and Claims Management" of "Wells Fargo", saying that my account has been locked due to suspicious activity, and asking me to call 1-877-499-6920. Since there are a lot of scams everywhere now, I googled this number and found it's just another scam, so be careful also to the letters you received!
Received a letter about fraudulent activity on an account I don't have. Tried to call and the rep, Doshinique, was unable to assist me but stated that should I take a vacation and go into one of their branches with my ID and social security card, they could help me there.
My Wells Fargo account was locked (from them trying to login) and called me from this number. Sounds very official- same hold noise and intros as Wells. Even sent a verification code from Well's number DO NOT RETURN A CALL TO THIS NUMBER UNLESS YOU WANT A GIANT HEADACHE. CALL YOUR BANK DIRECTLY
Kid screaming in the background, pretending to be Felicia with Wells Fargo Fraud.
Pretending to be Wells Fargo Fraud department. Sent Email requesting a call to this number and also left a voicemail to return their call. Asked for private information. This is NOT a Wells Fargo number.
Call related to Calls pretending to be government, businesses, or family and friends received in Bloomungton, Minnesota. Calling with recorded message (robocalls)
Signal summary for +1 877 499 692 0
+1 877 499 692 0 belongs to the 877 prefix and is classified as Harassment. This page combines no approved reports and 14 public comments to explain the risk level.
