800-433-7300 / 8004337300

OK, following up -- there was no message left at all but then 20 min. later the airline announced that there was indeed a flight delay. You'd think they'd have left a message as long as they bothered calling me!

Received a voicemail from American Airlines Reservations on a flight I had on HOLD to let me know of a flight change. I'm glad they called because I was going to book it tonight but the new flight they put me on will not work for me as it gets me back home too late (10:00pm vs. the 4:30pm I reserved).

No me llamen de números que no conozco.Catri

I also got an email confirming a preferred seat booking for some one I don't know & on a credit card that I don't recognise (had to check them all). I think this is to get me to follow the link - or phone back & query then give out my personal details.PASSENGER CHADBOURN HAWLEY DOCUMENT NUMBER / DATE 0010634774011/2JULY12DESCRIPTION PREFERRED SEATS AMOUNT 17.67 USD TAX 1.33 TOTAL 19.00 USD Payment Type: Visa XXXXXXXXXXXX2657 Total: $19.00

I got the same email, but my spam filter rejected it. I inspected it anyway because it was different. The only thing different between mine and yours is the credit card number shown (the last four digits anyway), and in my case, the number was correct. I rushed onto my credit union website and checked and there was no such transaction thankfully.I agree, I think it's a tease to try to get you to call in and give up some personal information.

This message regarding a message from "CHADBOURN HAWLEY" is most likely a phishing attempt to get personal information. Delete it. I also received the identical message with different four VISA digits. From the message properties, the return path is notify-at-aa-dot-globalnotifications-dot-com, but message properties state that it's really routed from a Brazil address. They really want you to click the "www-dot-aa-dot-com" link which is routed to whatever phishing site the sender is using at the time. The message sent to me routes to a site in Hong Kong.

Very Strange...Got a message saying they were AA and my flight from San Fran to Chicago for the following day (26+ hours later) was delayed 1 hour. The flight wasn't even started yet, how would they know it was late 1 hour? Thing is, that flight is with United, NOT AA. Someone knows I have a flight booked, but apparently doesn't know which airline it is with.Also, somehow they got my unlisted, unpublished home phone number, which I have never given to either AA or United.

American airlines called my home at 6:30 am on a Saturday morning to tell me of a departure time change for a flight I'm not on, nor did I sign up for notifications. Needless to say I'm quite annoyed. As far as I can tell there's no way to stop AA from calling as there's no way to cancel notifications that someone else set up. Apparenlty AA doesn't verify phone numbers so someone can enter anyone's phone number in for notification.

so biggers stupit , no 1 answer , no recib any help.90 min on the phone , just wadted mi time.

Called my phone about three times now, just ignored the call. Landed here on this website because I Google the number.