Dispute route
Report a listing
If a number you own appears in one of our reported-call tables and you believe the listing is wrong, tell us and we will review it.
Why your number might be listed
Every figure on this site comes from the FTC’s Do Not Call Reported Calls dataset, which records what consumers report. The FTC does not verify those reports, and caller ID on unwanted calls is frequently spoofed — so a number appearing here may belong to a business that placed no such call at all. That is why nothing on this site describes a number as fraudulent, only as reported.
What to send
The number as it appears on the page
And the page URL, so we review the right listing.
A brief note on why the listing is inaccurate
One paragraph is enough.
Evidence of spoofing, if you have it
For example a carrier record covering the reporting window.
What happens next
We acknowledge every request and review it against the source data. Where a listing is inaccurate or a number has been spoofed, we remove it and suppress it from future refreshes. Where the underlying FTC record stands, we will say so and explain what the figure does and does not claim.
Reporting a call to the FTC
This page is for correcting our listings. To report an unwanted call itself, use the FTC directly at reportfraud.ftc.gov — that is the source this site reads from, and reports filed there are what feeds it.