8 Most Disturbing Phone Calls Ever Received

Here are 8 of the Most Disturbing Phone Calls Ever Received. These disturbing, creepy, shocking, and scary phone call stories are read from the perspective of the people who experienced these calls.

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[PrincessPink]

“Hey, I don’t know who this random caller is, but I’ll still meet them at some undisclosed location late at night, and I think I’ll bring some friends into this dangerous situation as well”.

[GrumpyPete]

"My old phone of two years started ringing. I had to search in my closet for this old phone which was somehow still charged enough to receive a call and miraculously also still in service."

[Emma]

“I was home alone, by myself.”
Uh yeah, that’s what being home alone means.

[chuck]

Who keeps an old phone charged up in the closet? Seems kinda odd..

[Sireth]

"Do you have a security system?"

Yeah, it's called a 12 gauge. Come on in.

[thedreadpiratefisherman]

My most disturbing phone calls are:
1. Your cars warrantee is about to expire (scam)
2. This is the Federal Marshals, we have been trying to contact you about a warrant we have on you (scam)
3. This is Amazon support (scam)

[BrianTalbot]

Parents of the victim in story 6: Won’t fix their garage window that had been broken months ago and could therefore allow any lunatic to break into their house
Parents after their child tells them that someone broke into their house: “We don’t believe you.”

[RachelParker-]

My family got pranked all of the time in the early 1990's. A few times they asked for me and threatened my life, or called me a whore. These are great stories.

[amyshaw]

calling bullshit on the first one. they kept their phone on, in their closet, for 2 years, and it was still charged and able to receive a call?

[sebby]

Who else screamed at the screen when the kid answered "no" to the security dude's second question??

[animeyay]

In the 90s my family would get profane calls from a prison. The prisoners would pick random numbers it seems demanding money I always wanted to be the one to answer to yell back at them and tell them off, but my parents wisely never let me. We changed numbers and it stopped. I wondered if there was anything more to it or if we really were just random victims of these bored criminals that the prison wasn't paying enough attention to.

[holysinnerxxx]

how the hell do you get a call from someone you dont know and decide to go meet this person at night in the middle of nowhere?!?!??!

[Rosie-ijon]

*phone rings*
"Hi, I sell security systems. Are your parents home?"
*proceeds to break-in just to prove a point*

[AVJH]

perfect timing

long car ride + Chilling Scares = no more boredom

[SarahJaneOmega]

My grandma told me about something that happened to her around 30 years ago. A friend of hers had died not long before. One night, grandma got a call, but when she picked it up, there was silence on the other end. She thought it might have been me, as I would have been around 5 or 6, easily tall enough to reach the phone in my parents' bedroom (it was on a nightstand). After a few minutes however, the dial tone started, as though grandma had rung someone. Then, she heard a voice on the other end. It was her friend's husband. She asked if he'd rung her, but he said "No, you've just rung me!". My grandparents got someone out to check the phone line the next day. No explanation was ever given. To this day, no one knows what happened that night.

[Jayden-lrmm]

It is always a good day when Mr nightmare or chilling scares uploads

[loliver]

So for the phone call where the guy overheard an alleged murder, there used to be these things called party lines. My mom told me when she was a kid back in the 70s, you could be talking with a neighbor on the phone, and if someone completely different picked up the phone, they could sometimes pick up on your conversations. It has something to do with a common line I believe. It's a possible explanation.

[CyborgGerbil]

“I had no idea how this guy got all my personal information.” It’s called Facebook. Delete it.

[victorgallego-anyi]

Idk why I watch these in bed at midnight but it just feels right

[christophgamingandmore]

I had a crazy ex call me in the middle of the night with threats to kill me for no reason and it happened again the next night so i changed my number and i haven't heard from her since.

True story