Got a call or letter from 800-583-8157? This page explains what people commonly report about this toll-free number and how to verify any home warranty offer before you sign up or share personal information.
About the number 800-583-8157
800-583-8157 (also written (800) 583-8157 or 1-800-583-8157) is a toll-free number that has been reported by consumers in connection with home warranty marketing calls and direct mail. We are not affiliated with the operator of this number. If you've been contacted, you do not have to call back — you can compare home warranty plans on your own and start coverage online for $99 with no inspection required.
Common questions people ask about this number
Is 800-583-8157 a scam? The number itself is just a phone number. What matters is the company on the other end and what they're offering. Always verify the provider, ask for a written quote, and never share Social Security numbers, full bank account numbers, or your warranty deed in response to a cold call or unsolicited letter.
Why am I getting calls or mail from 800-583-8157? Most home warranty marketing lists are built from public county records (like recent home purchases or refinance filings). Receiving a call or letter does not mean you have an account, owe money, or that your warranty has expired.
Do I have an existing warranty I need to renew? A real warranty company will already have your account information. If a caller or letter cannot tell you exactly what plan you have without you giving them information first, treat it as marketing — not a renewal notice.
How do I stop calls from 800-583-8157? Add your number to the National Do Not Call Registry at donotcall.gov, block the number on your phone, and report unwanted calls to the FTC at reportfraud.ftc.gov.
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