Beware: Fake Credit Card Relief Scams

The caller ID displayed a Fraud Concern warning, but no message was left.

The caller ID displayed 'FRAUD CONCERN', which I found suspicious, so I didn't answer, and they didn't leave a message.

A message was left claiming to offer lower interest rates due to my excellent credit history.

We have a policy of not answering calls from unrecognized numbers, and Caller ID has been helpful in reducing unwanted calls. Unfortunately, we cannot block cell phone numbers as they appear as landlines

For years I've been recieving daily calls from scammers like this one, the DNC list doesnt seem to work, and I'm tired of my phone ringing, so I've started anwsering without saying anything, hoping to tie up their line, another number they've used is 323-202-2974, dont bother trying to locate them as they're spoofing the caller ID

Unfortunately, my business receives numerous credit card scam calls, around 10-15 per week, and we are unable to block these numbers on our system.

Interestingly, the caller ID displayed a message indicating a potential fraud concern, wich is quiote ironic given the scammer's intentions to committ fraud through a recording from "Susan with credit card relief"

I recived a call at 4:20 PM from a woman with a prerecorded voice message, talking about credit card debt relief, but I dont have any credit cards

Obviously, this company is engaging in deceptive practices by spoofing their number, claiming to be c.c. relief, but they should just be ignored

This is a scam, be aware!

Like all the others, a female with a british accent congratulated me on my great credit, and I blocked the number

Another scam call, no voicemail left, Caller ID says "consmr debt rlf", whats the point of that

Due to being blocked after the first ring, this number's intentions were clear: a scam, thanks to the postings from others that provided insight into the nature of these calls.

The number was unfamiliar, so it was not answered, and it is suspected that the call may have been a scam, as legitimate callers typically leave messages.

I got a call from 'Consmr Debt Rlf', dont know what it means

This number called my DNC registered landline, I suspected it was a scam so I let it go to voicemail, and as expected, no message was left.

I've received a recorded message multiple times from a woman with a slight British accent claiming her company has been monitoring my excellent credit, offering 0% interest on my credit cards, which seems impossible; when I asked for specifics, she couldn't provide them and stuck to her scam script.

Upon mentioning "credit card", the call was immediately terminated. It's common knowledge that credit card companies typically communicate via mail, not phone calls, which suggests this was a scam.

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