Who is calling from 917220650?

The number 917220650 is associated with Accepta Servicios Integrales, a telemarketing and debt management company.

Claudia Soler Montaner
· 5 min read

If your phone has rung with the number 917220650, you have probably wondered who is behind that call. This number has generated reports from users on various platforms, and it is understandable to feel concerned about a call from an unknown source. Here you will find verified information about what is known about this number and how to act if you receive a call from it.

What is known about 917220650

The number 917220650 is associated with Accepta Servicios Integrales SL, a company based in Madrid. This company is registered in the Mercantile Registry and engages in telemarketing and debt management. The fact that it has formal registration offers some guarantee of business legality, but it does not guarantee that all its practices are to the liking of the call recipients.

However, there is also evidence that the number 917220650 appears in reports from users on unwanted call reporting platforms. In some cases, affected individuals mention receiving automated calls from this number, with pre-recorded messages. In others, they report that it is related to package deliveries or debt management.

What those who have received calls say

Users who have reported calls from 917220650 describe varied experiences. Some mention having received calls from an automated answering machine that communicates information about package deliveries, specifically problems with undeliverable addresses. In these cases, it mainly affects people who are expecting to receive shipments.

Other users report calls related to debt management or services. The calls are usually characterised by having automated or semi-automated content, where a pre-recorded message is repeated. Some affected individuals indicate that the calls come at inconvenient times or with some frequency, which causes annoyance.

It is important to highlight that users who have reported these calls on platforms like OCU describe episodes related to failed package deliveries. In these cases, they report receiving calls from 917220650 informing them about delivery attempts that were not made, even when they claim to have been at home or when it is the first time a package is being delivered.

Is it a legitimate call or spam?

This is the key question. The number 917220650 belongs to a real company, registered in public records, which suggests that it is not a completely fraudulent number. However, being registered does not exclude the possibility that the company engages in aggressive or annoying business practices, nor that the number has been misused by third parties.

User reports indicate that the calls can be both legitimate and potentially annoying. If you receive a call from this number, some indicators can help you assess the situation:

  • If the call provides information about a package you were indeed expecting to receive, it is likely legitimate.
  • If the call insists on asking for personal, banking, or credit card information, it is a serious red flag.
  • If you receive multiple calls in short periods from this number, without apparent reason, it is likely spam.
  • If you recognise the number because you have already contracted with Accepta Servicios Integrales directly, the call is likely legitimate.

What to do if you receive a call from this number

If you receive a call from 917220650, stay calm and follow these steps. First, do not provide personal, banking, or credit card information unless you confirm that it is an entity you have consciously contacted.

If you are not expecting any calls related to deliveries or services, it is not necessary to answer. Calls from legitimate companies usually leave messages or send notifications through other channels. If you have already answered and the call seems suspicious, hang up immediately without providing any information.

If the call is about a package you are expecting, verify the content of the message with the information you have in your Amazon account, the online store, or the courier company. You can check the status of your shipment directly on those platforms without returning the call to the number that contacted you. This way, you avoid confirming to an unknown number that your line is active.

Important: never return calls to numbers you do not recognise or suspect to be premium rate. Some numbers starting with 8 or 9 may be premium rate, which would mean you pay for returning the call.

How to block it and where to report

Blocking the number 917220650 is straightforward on most modern phones. On Android, access your Phone app, find the number in your call history, press and hold the record, and select the option "Block number." On iPhone, open the Phone app, find the recent number, swipe left, and choose "Block this number."

You can also use specialised call blocking apps, such as Truecaller or similar, which also maintain updated databases with numbers reported by other users as spam. These apps provide additional protection by identifying problematic calls before they reach your phone.

If you believe the calls are harassing or fraudulent, you can file a complaint with the Spanish Agency for Data Protection (AEPD) if you think your personal data is being misused. For complaints about abusive business practices or unwanted calls, you can also contact the Consumers and Users Organization (OCU), which will mediate your complaint.

If the call is related to a package delivery and you believe there are abusive practices in the management of deliveries, you can report directly to the courier operator or to Amazon if you made a purchase through that platform. Keep a record of dates, times, and content of the calls, as this information will be useful if you file a formal complaint.

In serious cases or if you suspect it is an attempted scam, you can also report it to the National Police or the Civil Guard. Do not hesitate to contact these agencies if you feel that your safety is compromised.

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