It’s odd how often this number shows up with a fake card‑deactivation story. Callers typically claim your debit or credit card is limited and demand the number right away—classic pressure tactics. If you receive such a call, hang up immediately and verify any account issues directly with your bank using official contact info. Never give out card details over the phone, and consider adding the number to your phone’s block list or reporting it to the FTC. Keeping a log of calls can help authorities track patterns and protect others.
I had a similar experience, where the caller hung up on me after I responded in a way that seemed to frustrate them.
It's worth noting that the DNC list does not apply to charities, and scammers tend to disregard it altogether
A male caller with a Southern accent, claiming to be from the National Police Association, refused to repeat his name when asked and hung up upon learning I was on the Do Not Call list.
A call was received on a cell phone from this number, with no message left, and was identified by Metro as 'scam likely'.
Answering the call revealed a person on the other end asking to speak with the head of the household, prompting me to hang up immediately.
A call was made to my number, but I didn't answer, instead finding a message that requested my card number, a clear indication of a scam, prompting me to block the number and lament the daily occurrence of such fraudulent activities.
When a man called from this number asking for 'Peggy', I ended the call immediately.
A call from a suspicious number was received, but no message was left, suggesting a potential debit card scam, and the number has been blocked.
I recived a call and text from cacat@nuvox.net stating my debit card has been limited and I need to call them, they ask for my debit card number, obviusly a scam
I got a text from this number saying my card is deactived