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(888) 382-1222

(888) 382-1222 is a toll-free number. Consumers have filed 205 complaints about it: 92 with the FTC's Do Not Call Registry and 113 with the FCC, most recently on 2026-10-15.

Being reported right now — 25 FTC complaints in the last 30 days, 0 this week, mostly for debt-relief robocalls.

Heavily reported this month1 FTC reports this week

Who called me from (888) 382-1222?

Carrier & location

Type
Toll-free

Toll-free numbers (800, 888, 877, 866, 855, 844, 833) are free to call and used by businesses and government — but they are also heavily spoofed by robocallers, and outbound telemarketing from toll-free numbers is common. Carrier assignment shows who the prefix was allocated to; numbers can be ported, and caller ID can be spoofed.

Complaint history

205
Reports
25
Last 30 days
74%
Robocall
FTC Do Not Call reports
922026-07-28 → 2026-10-15
FCC complaints
1132014-03-02 → 2026-06-11
Community reports
0

FTC Do Not Call complaints (unverified consumer reports); FCC Consumer Complaint Data, public record. Complaints run from 2014-03-02 to 2026-10-15.

Did this number call you? What was it?

What (888) 382-1222 was reported for

92 consumers reported this number to the FTC's National Do Not Call Registry between 2026-07-28 and 2026-10-15. Source: FTC Do Not Call complaints (unverified consumer reports).

Reported this week74% said it was a robocall

Being reported right now — 25 FTC complaints in the last 30 days, 0 this week, mostly for debt-relief robocalls.

FTC reports
92
Last 30 days
25
Last 7 days
0
First report
2026-07-28
Last report
2026-10-15
States
31

FTC Do Not Call reports per month. Peak month: 2026-09 (43).

The heaviest single day was 2026-09-10, when 6 separate consumers reported this number. Same-day clusters like that come from automated dialling rather than one person making calls.

Reported for

The subject each consumer chose when filing. “Impostor” means the caller claimed to be a government agency, a business, or a relative.

  • Other / unspecified
    40 (43%)
  • Debt reduction
    21 (23%)
  • Impostor (government, business, family)
    11 (12%)
  • Medical & prescriptions
    8 (9%)
  • No subject given
    3 (3%)
  • Home improvement & cleaning
    2 (2%)
  • Work-from-home / make money
    2 (2%)
  • Dropped call / no message
    1 (1%)

65 of 88 consumers who answered the question said the call was a recorded message or robocall. Prerecorded sales calls to a cell phone require prior express written consent under the TCPA.

Where it was reported

The state the consumer filed from — where the call landed, not where it originated.

and 23 more states.

Most often from Peculiar, MO; White Plains, NY; Decatur, TX; Steelton, PA; Livonia, MI.

Reports from 31 states is the footprint of a campaign dialling nationally rather than a local business.

When the calls came in

15
Before 8 am
22
8 am – noon
40
Noon – 5 pm
14
5 – 9 pm
1
After 9 pm

Consumers put 43% of the reported calls in the noon – 5 pm window, and 89% on weekdays. The FTC's Telemarketing Sales Rule bars sales calls before 8 am or after 9 pm in the consumer's local time.

Recent FTC reports naming (888) 382-1222

The most recent Do Not Call complaints, as filed: the date the consumer reported it, when they said the call happened, what it was about, and the city and state they filed from.

ReportedSubjectFrom
2026-10-15Medical & prescriptionsAldan, PA
2026-10-13Other / unspecifiedBaltimore, MD
2026-10-13Debt reductionBowdon, GA
2026-10-13Impostor (government, business, family)Canyon Lake, TX
2026-10-12Other / unspecifiedWhite Plains, NY
2026-10-11No subject givenWhite Plains, NY
2026-10-10Other / unspecifiedVA
2026-10-09Other / unspecifiedDecatur, TX
2026-10-09Other / unspecifiedJoliet, IL
2026-10-06Other / unspecifiedRichmond, KY
2026-10-06Impostor (government, business, family)—
2026-10-06Debt reductionCA

Source: FTC Do Not Call Reported Calls data, published every weekday. These are unverified consumer reports — they record what someone said about a call, not a finding against the number's owner. Caller ID is routinely spoofed, so a report can describe a call that only displayed this number. No reporter is identified beyond city and state.

Complaint pattern for (888) 382-1222

What the 113 public FCC complaints naming this number show about when the calls happened, where they landed and how they were placed. Derived from the FCC Consumer Complaint Data Center, a public record.

Complaints within the last year — most recent 2026-06-11
First complaint
2014-03-02
Last complaint
2026-06-11
Span
12.3 yrs
Active months
68
Peak month
5 in 2018-05
States affected
33

FCC complaints per year. Peak year: 2018 (21).

Complaints span 12.3 years, from 2014-03-02 to 2026-06-11, with activity recorded in 68 separate months.

Where the complaints came from

and 25 more states.

Complaints came from 33 different states, which is the footprint of an automated campaign dialling nationally rather than a local business.

How the calls were placed

Prerecorded Voice
63
Live Voice
36
Abandoned Calls
11
Text Message
1
Wireless (cell phone)
87
Internet (VOIP)
18
Wired
8

Prerecorded Voice: A recorded message rather than a person. Prerecorded marketing calls to a mobile require prior express written consent under the TCPA.

Prefix and area context

12 other numbers on the (888) 382 block have complaints too — 129 across the block in total. 12 of them were complained about during the same period as this number, which is what a campaign rotating through a block of consecutive numbers looks like from the outside.

Within area code 888 (Toll-free), this is the 2nd most-complained-about number of the 7,503 that have any complaint on record.

Source: FCC Consumer Complaint Data Center. Complaints are unverified consumer submissions: they record what someone reported, not a finding against the caller. Numbers can be spoofed, so a complaint may describe a call that only displayed this number.

FCC complaint log for (888) 382-1222

The most recent unwanted-call complaints US consumers filed with the FCC naming this number — type of issue, contact method, and the state the complaint came from. Public record, imported nightly.

DateCall typeState
2026-06-11Live VoiceFL
2026-02-05Prerecorded VoiceTN
2026-02-02Prerecorded VoiceMA
2025-08-16Prerecorded VoiceIN
2025-05-27Prerecorded VoiceIL
2025-02-20Live VoiceTX
2024-12-02Prerecorded VoicePA
2024-12-01Prerecorded VoiceTN
2024-11-18Prerecorded VoicePA
2024-11-07Live VoiceMO

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FAQs about (888) 382-1222

Who called me from (888) 382-1222?

(888) 382-1222 is a toll-free number (toll-free prefix 888). Consumers have filed 205 complaints about it — 92 with the FTC's Do Not Call Registry and 113 with the FCC, most often describing debt-relief calls. No carrier assignment was found for its prefix — it may be unassigned or recently reallocated. Caller ID spoofing is also common: robocallers often display numbers they don't own.

Is (888) 382-1222 a scam or robocall?

92 consumers reported (888) 382-1222 to the FTC, and 74% of those who answered the question said it was a recorded message or robocall. The most common subject was debt-relief. 25 of the reports were filed in the last 30 days, so the campaign is current. Complaints are a strong signal, not proof — never share personal or payment information with an unsolicited caller.

Should I call (888) 382-1222 back?

Reports about this number are current — the most recent FTC complaint was filed 2026-10-15 — so calling back is not advisable. As a general rule, only return a call you were expecting: a caller with legitimate business will leave a voicemail.

Where was (888) 382-1222 reported?

Consumers in 31 states reported this number to the FTC, which is the geographic spread of an automated campaign dialling nationally. The FTC records the state the consumer filed from, not where the call originated — caller ID can be spoofed to display any number.

WhoCalledLookup is not a consumer reporting agency (FCRA). Community reports are user opinions, not statements of fact by this site; FTC and FCC complaints are unverified consumer submissions. Own this number? Dispute a listing.