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877-382-4357: Official number

Official number

877-382-4357 is listed as the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) consumer help line (source). Scammers sometimes spoof official numbers, so if a call from it asked for money or personal details, hang up and verify by calling the official number back yourself.

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Flagged for Shield Pro users: 11 FTC complaints. These are unverified complaints, and caller ID is often spoofed, so treat this as a reason to be careful, not proof.

FTC complaints: 11 since August 18, 2026, most recent 21 days ago
Calls reported between: July 1, 2026 and October 22, 2026
Main topic: Impersonation, 4 of 11 complaints
Recording or live caller: 7 recorded, 3 live
Reported from: 9 states
Line type: Toll-free

This is a toll-free number. Businesses rent these in bulk for outbound call centers, and they are easy to spoof, so the number on your screen may not be the line that called.

Also written (877) 382-4357, 877 382 4357, or 8773824357.

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What people reported about (877) 382-4357

What the calls were about

Impersonation (government, businesses, family)4 of 11

Medical and prescriptions1 of 11

Home improvement and cleaning1 of 11

Debt relief (credit cards, mortgage, student loans)1 of 11

Other or not specified4 of 11

Recording or live caller

Of the 11 complaints, 7 say it was a recorded message or robocall, 3 describe a live caller and 1 does not say.

Where complaints came from

Ohio (3), Illinois (1), Indiana (1), Kansas (1), Maryland (1), and 4 more states. A spread this wide suggests a national calling campaign rather than a local business.

What to do if (877) 382-4357 contacted you

1Do not reply or confirm anything. Even "wrong number" or "not interested" tells them a real person owns the line.
2Do not give a card, bank or Social Security number, whatever they offer. A caller you did not contact has no reason to need it.
3Do not call back. Returning the call confirms the line is live and can put your number on more call lists.
4Block the number on your phone, and report it. Reports help move a number onto FendLand's shared spam list.
5Get off the source lists. Spam calls often trace back to data brokers selling your number, so run a free exposure check to see who lists you, then use the removal guides to get off them.

How did they get your number?

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Questions about (877) 382-4357

Is (877) 382-4357 a scam?

(877) 382-4357 is listed as the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) consumer help line, so it is not a spam number. Scammers sometimes spoof official numbers, so if a call from it asked for money or personal details, hang up and verify by calling the official number back yourself.

What are calls from (877) 382-4357 about?

The most common topic was impersonation (4 of 11 complaints). Of the rest, 1 was about medical and prescriptions and 1 was about home improvement and cleaning. These are the callers' pitches as consumers described them to the FTC, not something FendLand verified. Some callers find numbers through data-broker and people-search listings, so getting off those sites can cut how many new lists pick up your number.