Calls keep coming from that number and they never leave a voicemail. Most of the reports describe a vague "Cardholder Services" or "Card Services" script, often with threatening language about credit‑card issues or rate reductions. The pattern matches classic telemarketing scams that ignore do‑not‑call requests. If you keep getting silent hangs‑up calls, let them go to voicemail and then block the number. Register the line with the FTC’s Do Not Call portal, and consider using a call‑blocking app that flags unknown callers. Never share personal or financial details with anyone who calls you out of the blue.
Excessive calling is a significant issue, with six calls received within a mere three hours being utterly unacceptable.
A prudent approach is to ignore unrecognized calls and never provide personal or credit card information; legitimate callers will leave a message if the call is important.
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Extensive calls from variations of the number 417-800-2346 have been received, prompting research that revealed the number's association with Robert Baker and his telemarketing clients, leading to the advice to contact him directly to be removed from the call list.
At work, I received a call from a 417 number claiming I had won a car, which I promptly reported to my supervisor, suspecting a Nigerian scam
On 3-4-2013 at 14:42, a call was recieved from Rachael and her identity theifs again, posing a threat.
These idiots are making robo calls, just ignore them and report to FTC, thats whats best
The AARP Bulletin's Oct-Nov issue shed light on the unfortunate reality that telemarketers employed by "card services" scammers are often individuals struggling with addiction, who resort to deceitful tactics to fund their habits. It's no surprise that interactions with such individuals can be respectful, given their lack of understanding for decent behavior.
Reporting scammers to your phone company is pointless, as they prioritize the scammers' business over yours.
To stop receiving calls from 'Card Services', registration on the 'Do Not Call' registry has been done, but calls continue.
This number calls and leaves no message, which is quite frustrating.
What's the reason behind the constant calls from this number?
No voicemail was left after the call.
A solution to this problem exists for smartphone users, which can help mitigate the issue.
The experience was identical to the previously described incident.
Nothing was received from this caller, just a silent call with no message.
I reported them to national do not call registry, it didnt take long
Cardholder Services has been calling, claiming there is no issue with the credit card but insisting on an immediate call-back, sometimes offering a rate reduction and other times using a threatening tone, which is a cause for concern.
Repeatedly, calls have been received from this number, often involving rude noises and hang-ups when requesting removal from their list, prompting an attempt to call back and navigate their voice prompts to be removed.
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Despite being on the DO NOT CALL LIST, I continue to receive frequent calls from Card Holder Services at 417-800-2309, which is frustrating and annoying.
I just recived another one of those calls where they dont speak when you say hello, this time it was from 417-800-2309
A call from an unknown entity, QALL CORD, appeard on my caller ID. I am registred on the DO NOT CALL list, but it seemes that doesnt matter.
The caller ID showed 'QALL CORD', a company with which there has been no prior business, making it unlikely to be answered.
The claim of being from cardholder services appears to be a ruse, as the number is listed as a toll-free card calling number from the US.
No message was left, and I couldn't think of a legitimate reason for a call from Missouri on a Saturday morning, leading me to suspect it might be related to politics or telemarketing.
There was a call from this number, but no message was left.