Getting prerecorded calls from (252) 315-3680?

Consumers reported calls from (252) 315-3680 to the Federal Trade Commission. FTC public complaint data includes 37 reports associated with this number during the 30 days ending October 8, 2026, including 37 that consumers marked as recorded messages or robocalls.

FTC reports, last 30 days

Total reports: 37
Marked prerecorded or robocall: 37
Most recent report: October 2, 2026
States represented: 1
Most common subject: Other

September 9, 2026 to October 8, 2026. Reported to the FTC by consumers and not verified.

Was the recording for someone else?

If this number keeps leaving prerecorded messages asking for a person you don't know, that detail matters. Prerecorded calls meant for someone else, often because a phone number changed hands, can raise different legal issues from ordinary spam. The company may not have any consent from you at all.

The same goes for AI voices. An AI caller that sounds human is still an artificial voice under the law.

Can you tell us which company is behind (252) 315-3680? Then we might be able to get you paid. No name? Send us the voicemail and we'll take a listen.

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We can't promise that you have a claim or that you'll recover anything. A lawyer has to review the facts.

What the FTC reports show

The most commonly selected subject in those reports was other (37 of 37).

Reports over the last 7 days are running ahead of this number's 30-day pace. In the last 7 days there were 13 reports, 13 marked as a recorded message or robocall.

We have not independently verified the company or person controlling this telephone number. Consumers choose the subject category themselves when they file a report, and a number on caller ID can be spoofed.

We investigate calling practices that may affect many people at once, which is the kind of case that can be brought as a class action. FTC reports alone can't show whether that is happening here. Details from people who actually received these calls, like what the recording said and who it asked for, can.

Recent report activity

Report date	Reports	Recorded / robocall
Fri, Oct 2	13	13
Thu, Oct 1	1	1
Wed, Sep 30	18	18
Tue, Sep 29	5	5

Dates are when the complaint was filed with the FTC. The FTC releases data on weekdays, so weekend reports appear with Monday's release.

If you're getting these calls

Keep every voicemail. Don't delete them, even the annoying ones. Recorded voicemails are some of the best evidence there is.
Write down the name the recording asks for, the company it mentions, and any callback number it gives.
Screenshot your call history showing the dates and times this number called.
Don't give them personal or account information. If you tell them to stop or that they have the wrong number, note the date and how you did it.

The full checklist of what to save · Why calls meant for someone else matter

About this data

These figures summarize the Federal Trade Commission's Do Not Call complaint data. Each report is a consumer's complaint. The FTC does not verify individual Do Not Call complaints, and neither do we. We don't publish anything that could identify the people who filed them. A report is not proof that any law was broken. We update this page each time the FTC releases new data.

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Did (252) 315-3680 leave a recorded message for someone you don't know? Illegal prerecorded calls can be worth $500 to $1,500 each under federal law.

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