800-456-3355

Received a message from 1-866-228-9620 claiming to be Dell Financial services/Verification Dept Claiming they had an order from me. I ignored it figuring it was some kind of scam but then 2 days letter received another call from 1-800-456-3355. Called back and got through to a woman who informed me that I had ordered a digital camera. She then asked me for my Soc security #.  I of course laughed at her and told her that Dell or any legitimate business would never ask for SS# over the phone and hung up.

Received a phone call from 800-456-3355.   Asking for Suzanne where there wasn't any Suzanne at my phone number.  I assumed it was someone trying to scam me, and after reading one of the comments, I appear to be right.

This is a Legitimate number for Dell Small Business services confirming their shipments. they must have called wrong numbers for those of you who did not order anything.

there is a website that provides the service of allowing anyone to call you from any number. the website claims it is for "entertainment only", but the existence of this website means that scammers can call you from what appears to be a legitimate business phone number. do not trust that a phone call is legitimate when someone is asking for personal information. take control of your call and call the company yourself.

It is truly a number from Dell - following up on orders, parts, etc..  Sadly, like so many customer service & support positions, it's been moved overseas and so there is an issue with language - while they speak English, it's not (generally) their first language and their accents can be a bit ... thick.  They called to follow up on a warranty parts replacement recently.

I placed an order on-line with Dell.  About 15 minutes later my phone rang, since I had my hands full I ignored the call but it immediate began ringing again.  When I answered it was Dell (Bangladesh?) calling to confirm the order.  They asked me for my shipping address and email addy, which I gave them, then for my middle name which I thought was kinda strange since I don't use it or my middle initial on my credit card, but I gave that to them as well.  Then he asked me for my birthdate.  I asked him why he needed that and he responded to confirm the order.  Well, that was that.  There is no earthly reason why Dell would need my birthdate...maybe the credit card company to confirm I was the card owner...but not Dell.  I told the guy I had no intention of giving that info to a stranger (at this point I was wondering if it was even Dell) and if that meant that they couldn't process my order, so be it, and hung up.  Afterward I looked up the number and found this site, so it appears it is a legitimate Dell employee but I still see absolutely no reason why he would need my DOB or my middle name for that matter.  I was going to call Dell the following morning but before I could, I received an email confirmation that my ordered had shipped.  May still call them and complain.  With my full name, address and DOB (had I provided it), you have all the makings of identity theft.  Maybe the guy works for Dell, but I still found his questions suspicious...and apparently unneccessary since my order shipped.  I can't help but wonder if maybe the employee might be doing a little identity theft on the side.

..well my odd phone call started with " we think you have a corrupted file your computer'...and I said 'thank you I'll have my technician look at that' . The number did not say Dell...it was 800-456-3355. I called Dell and asked them about the odd phone call..they said it was someone from Dell alright...trying to sell me an external hard drive.  What a sales pitch!!!  This isn't the first call I got from a sales man from Dell. Another time they called to tell me I won a $100 gift certificate.  Then he went on to say I would win it only if I purchased some type of Dell accessory. What a hoot!

Beware!!!!

I received calls from this number and was unable to pick up at the time. had contacted tech support for a dell computer a day or two earlier for an issue for a new computer. My memory was running at 1066Mhz. I ordered memory at 1333Mhz. Tech support confirmed that the bus speed on the motherboard couldn't support the  faster speed. This means dell is deceptively selling stuff on it's website. advertising fraudulent claims. I also have a "pending" charge on my credit card since i called tech support. This computer is one week old. There is no possibility i ordered anything else whatsoever on a credit card with a zero balance on it this statement. I have a recurring 40 dollar charge every month and the minimum payment jumped to 25 dollars. 3 percent or 10 dollars???  This means there is an approximate hold on my credit of about 8 hundred dollars. I used to love dell. While i still think they have good products, I will  never do business with them again. They need to seriously reconsider their business practices before it runs them into the wayside of technology. Selling my stock before it drops.

Do not know who called.  This is an unlisted number they called

I received a call around 8:50p from this number according to Sprint caller I.D. There was silence on the other end.

got a call from this number at 9:43 pm on my cell phone!  The guy actually left a message saying that "our call had gotten disconnected while we were working on the problem with my computer and I needed to call him back"... Bull, to start with I don't even have a Dell computer and was not on a call with anyone from Dell to work on it!!

Received a call from 800.456.3355 claiming to be from Dell. Asked me to call back to confirm my shipping address for the new dell I bought.  866-383-4713x4161307. Fantastic customer service!! Nice try [***] hats I didnt order a dell.

8004563355 "Hi this is Nicki from Dell calling you back on the voicemail you left me. If you could, give me a call back today to answer the questions you had. My number is 512-..." and then the message cuts off. I did not leave Nicki a voicemail, I do not own any Dell products, nor do I have any Dell related questions for Nicki.

This really was a Dell number. as a buyer I deal with them daily. I rec'd a call and returned the call and this number is assigned to my sells rep. I do know they should not be asking for SSN #'s regardless though.

I received a call yeterday from this number.... it was indeed from DELL.  They were calling to let me know that the printer items I had ordered the day before would be arriving the next day (meaning today) between 1:00 to 4:00 pm and that someone needed to be home during that time to sign for the package or I needed to leave a signed note on the door to let FED EX know that it was OK to leave the package on my front porch, which is what I did.  Frankly, I appreciated being notified by DELL about the package delivery so I would not miss getting my ordered items right away.  They called a bit ago (from the same DELL number) to verify that I had gotten the package.  I told them I had and all was fine with my order.  Their calls were a help, not a problem, at least for me.

noone  on the line. stupid loud music.  ran for over 3 mins. before I could delete.  called back 2 mins. later.

It's a legitimate call from Dell.  They're trying to follow up on their customer service.  Good for you, Dell.

Got 3 calls back to back from this number.  I don't generally answer 1-800 numbers as they are usually telemarketers.  I picked up on the third and the caller asking for Jim White.  I told him he had a wrong number but he asked if he had reached __mybusiness__.  "Yes, but there is no Jim White"  He said his name was "Naveen from Dell Customer Support".  I told him that my business does not use any Dell system.  He said that someone from my company had just placed an order with them.

I am a one-man small business.  Nice try.  Told him to remove my business name and phone number from whatever transaction he was talking about as I had not placed it.

Yes this is a legit number from Dell. They were following up with me about service they provided on my daughter's lap top.

I got many calls from that No. However, I raed those reports here I I didn't pick up the phone. They called me about 4 times a day for over a week after I submitted my order online with Dell. FinallyI tried who they are.  They definitely from Bangladesh or relative part of it. They told me they want to confirm my order , asking for personal infomation. I told them you are a scammer and I required they need to send an email to confirm to me that they are from Dell. They agreed and scared me  If i dont verify those info , the order will be cancel . Waiting for some days later, I can't see any email from them .