Overall, the pattern suggests a legitimate FedEx delivery check rather than a broad scam. Callers consistently claim to be FedEx reps confirming address details for a package that’s already in transit. While a few users suspect fraud, the recurring mention of a PO box mismatch and the ability of the caller to quote the correct address point to a real carrier inquiry, albeit one that feels unusual. If you receive a similar call, verify the tracking number on FedEx’s official site, ask for a callback number, and never share payment info. Block the number only if the verification fails.
Research revealed this number to be associated with Fedex in Hampton, and the call was to ensure a package was correctly routed, although it was unusual to receive such a call.
This number is taking advantage of elderly individuals!
This call was legitimate, as FedEx was attempting to contact me regarding a delivery issue due to my recent move
The caller clamed to be from FedEx, but I was expecting a package, so I dont know whats going on, possibily a scam.
Upon receiving a call from this number, the individual claimed to represent FedEx and stated I had a package awaiting delivery, yet they lacked my address information, raising suspicions of a spam call
The caller ID displayed Fedex Ground, but there was only a beep every few seconds and no one on the other line.
