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302-927-3338: Is it spam?
Consumers have filed 11 complaints about (302) 927-3338 with the FTC's Do Not Call database, most often about medical and prescriptions. FendLand users have not scanned enough messages from it for us to classify it ourselves.
These are unverified complaints, and caller ID is often spoofed, so treat this as a reason to be careful, not proof.
Also written (302) 927-3338, 302 927 3338, or 3029273338.
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(302) 927-3338 is already blocked for FendLand users
This number has drawn enough complaints that FendLand blocks it outright, along with every other number on the list. Call blocking is part of Shield Pro, with a 7-day free trial.
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Scan the message free →What we know about (302) 927-3338
- Location
- Area code 302, Delaware
- Line type
- Non-fixed VoIP (internet line)
- FTC complaints
- 11 Do Not Call complaints, most recent 2 days ago
- Complaints span
- August 12, 2026 to September 23, 2026
- Reported from
- 7 states
This is a non-fixed VoIP number, an internet line that is cheap to create in bulk and easy to spoof. Numbers like this are often used for a short burst of outreach and then dropped, so blocking it may only stop this exact number.
FTC COMPLAINT DETAIL
What people reported about (302) 927-3338
What the calls were about
Recording or live caller
Nearly every complaint (9 of 9) says it was a recorded message or robocall.
Where complaints came from
Maryland (3), Pennsylvania (3), California (1), Michigan (1), New Jersey (1), and 2 more states. A spread this wide usually means a national calling campaign, not a local business.
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Did (302) 927-3338 contact you?
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What to do if (302) 927-3338 contacted you
- 01Do not reply or confirm anything. Even "wrong number" or "not interested" tells them a real person owns the line.
- 02Do not confirm that you own property. That is exactly what wholesalers and title-fraud scammers are fishing for.
- 03Do not call back. Returning the call confirms the line is live and can put your number on more call lists.
- 04Block the number on your phone, and report it. Reports are what move a number onto the shared block list, which is what stops it reaching everyone else.
- 05Get off the source lists. Unwanted property calls and texts start with data brokers selling your info, so run a free exposure check to see who lists you.
Run a free exposure check to see which data-broker sites are publishing the info that leads to texts like this, then work through the removal guides to get off them.
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Questions about (302) 927-3338
Is (302) 927-3338 a scam?
(302) 927-3338 has been reported 11 times to the FTC's Do Not Call complaint database. Those are unverified consumer complaints and caller ID is frequently spoofed, so this is not a verdict on the number itself. The safest move is not to answer or call back. The FendLand app blocks numbers like this before they ring, as part of Shield Pro.
What are calls from (302) 927-3338 about?
medical and prescriptions (5), impersonation (government, businesses, family) (3), no subject provided (2), going by what people told the FTC. These are the callers' pitches as consumers described them, not something FendLand verified. Numbers like this usually find you through data-broker and people-search listings, so removing yourself from those sites reduces calls of every kind.
How does FendLand know who this number is?
The complaint count on this page comes from the FTC's public Do Not Call complaint database, which anyone can file to. It is unverified, and because caller ID can be spoofed a reported number sometimes belongs to someone who never made the call.
See other reported numbers · Property Spam Index · Property spam guides · Complaint counts come from the FTC's public Do Not Call database.