A flood of complaints points to a persistent telemarketing operation targeting credit‑card owners with bogus rate‑reduction offers. Callers often claim to be consumer advocates, yet their scripts focus on press‑1 shortcuts, threats of wage garnishment, and promises of 0% interest—classic red flags. Never share personal or financial details with unsolicited callers, and avoid pressing any keys that could route you to a live agent. Use call‑blocking tools, register with the national Do‑Not‑Call list, and report repeated scams to the FTC. If you suspect a debt‑collector claim, request written verification before taking any action.
I recieve calls from this number every few days, same person calling from different numbers about different issues, its obviousley a scam
I reminded the caller that robocalls are illegal, especially to an office number, before the call was abruptly ended.
Their lack of concern is indicative of scamming behavior.
What seems to be the problem with LinLo's statment, can somone explane?
Debt collection calls about credit cards have been persistent.
Avoid picking up unknown numbers altogether and consider investing in a call blocker phone instead
Frequent calls from this company claim they can lower my credit card payments, however I dont even have credit cards, when I ask them to stop calling, they just hang up on me, if you get a call from them, try asking to speak to a live person and ask for the company name, they usualy hang up imediatly
It appears to be a variation of the classic Credit Card Services scam, and noticably, my number has been compromized and is now visible on the first page.
Despite my requests to stop calling, these peoples keep contacting me, it seems i am on some kind of list
These peoples are scamers, they always represent themselfs as Jennifer or heather
They calld and hang up on my answering machine, very annoying
The caller ID displays "CHICAGO IL", and they do leave a message.
receiving a threatening call about wage garnishment or bank levy is a serious matter that requires immediate attention, and it's advisable to seek a free consultation as soon as possible
At 9:16am, our phone rang, but we didnt answer as we have allready had the 312 area code blocked for several years, and we dont know ennyone in Chicago.
A complaint has been filed with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).
Upon answering, I was met with a scam about lowering credit card interest rates, and I responded by providing fake info to waste their time
Following the call I recieved, the caller ID showed Chicago IL and a message to press 1 to lower rates, if people werent so gullible these scammers would stop, anoying to add anther number to block.
This is another instance of the Card Holder Services scam, which is particularly frustrating.