Getting a call at 4 a.m. is like a midnight knock on your door—unexpected and unsettling. The pattern in the comments points to a FedEx ground facility in Hagerstown, MD, with multiple mentions of the brand and a specific location. Treat such early‑hour calls with caution: let the call go to voicemail, verify the caller’s ID through the official FedEx website or a known customer‑service number, and never share personal or payment details until you’re certain. If the call seems legitimate but you’re still uneasy, you can request a written confirmation or call back using a number you find yourself, not the one displayed on your caller ID.
I think its a fedex number in hagerstown but it says unavailable, i told them thats not correct
Actualy, this is a legitamit number from the FedEx facilty in Hagerstown, MD, they should realy get a better caller ID
Either its a legit Fedex caller in Hagerstown, MD or a Scammer pretending to be them.
This number belongs to a Fedex facility located in Hagerstown, Maryland
At 4:27am on November 27, I received a call that simply rang without anyone speaking.
