BAD CALLS Vault

500+ Real Calls • Prank Calls, Scam Calls & Telemarketers

Real telemarketer calls, scam calls and wrong numbers call us first. No actors. No scripts. Just real callers, real reactions and conversations that go off the rails.

We Get The Last Word.

⚠ 18+ Adults Only: Real, uncensored phone calls may contain strong language, grown-up humor and sexual content. Not suitable for children.

Random Vault Previews

CASE 0091

Chicago Carnington

00:00 / 00:10
CASE 0079

Can I Get the Same Job

00:00 / 00:10
CASE 0282

I Wrote Several Books

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Each case plays one randomly selected 10-second segment. Replays stay locked to that same segment until the page is refreshed. Full case files are available inside the BAD CALLS Vault.

Preserved from the original broadcasts: These recordings document more than eight years of BAD CALLS. Some legacy files still include original intros, outros and production elements from their first public release.
500+ Real Calls
0 Actors
0 Scripts
8+ Years Preserved

What Are BAD CALLS?

BAD CALLS is a collection of real phone conversations with telemarketers, scammers, sales callers, wrong numbers and other unexpected callers who dial us first. The result can sound like prank calls, but there is one big difference: the call was not staged and we did not go looking for the caller. They called us. From there, the conversation can turn into comedy, confusion, arguments, ridiculous sales pitches and moments that no script could reproduce.

People searching for funny phone calls, scam calls, telemarketer calls, phone pranks or prank calls will recognize the same kind of unpredictable phone comedy here, except BAD CALLS is built around genuine incoming calls. The people on the other end are real callers, and the reactions happen in real time.

The Vault preserves more than eight years of these conversations in one place. Free random previews let you sample the archive before unlocking it. Inside the full BAD CALLS Vault, members can explore available case files, save favorites, keep track of listening progress and come back as new calls are added. Some recordings still contain their original intros, outros and production elements because the archive preserves the calls as they were originally released.

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