Like a relentless doorbell that never stops ringing, calls from +1‑513‑398‑5221 keep intruding on your day. First, treat every unexpected outreach as a potential risk—don’t hand over personal info or account numbers until you verify the caller. Hang up, look up the official Macy’s customer‑service or credit‑services number on the company’s website, and call back yourself. Use a call blocker or register on the national Do‑Not‑Call list to reduce frequency. Monitor your credit reports regularly for unfamiliar activity, and report any suspicious calls to your bank or the FTC. Staying cautious turns these annoying rings into manageable alerts.
Macy's and Bloomingdale's is the same company, their credit card services are outsourced to a diferent company
I recieved a call from this number, they said they were from Macy's and we should call back with my account number and a special code
Repeated calls from a woman claiming to be related to Macy's credit information have raised suspicions of a potential scam.
The frequency of calls, sometimes up to 10 times a day, is excessive
A courtesy call was made from this number to verify a suspicious transaction on my credit card account. The caller, a polite gentleman, informed me that an attempt had been made to open a credit account in my name, which I was able to confirm and subsequently have blocked. This exemplary service has left a positive impression.
If it was really a call from Macy's about my order, they wouldnt have hung up when I answereded.
Following my job application at the local Macy's, i recieved a call from this number, it was an intervew arranger, they didnt leave a mesage.
Apparently, this number has been compromised and is being utilised from an alternate location, thus it is indeed the authentic number for Macy's in Ohio, however due to the spoofing, it is posible a scam as the indivijuals who contacted me were not actualy from Macy's.
Despite having auto-pay set up, Macys claimed my account wasn't charged, resulting in a late fee, which I've since paid and cancelled my card
I just recived a call from them, i dont have any asosiation with Macys, so im blocking the number
I recived a call today, and they said they were calling to confim a purchase from Bloomingdales, but I didnt make any purchace, and they asked me to verify my credit card info, which I didnt do, but we did find a pendig charge on our credit card, which we reported as fraud
Macy's reached out to me from this number regarding my recent wedding registry, offering assistance; however, I'm not fond of answering calls from unknown numbers, and people should relax about it.
One can take personal responsibility and utilize a call blocker, distinguishing it from the DNC which does not serve as a call blocker
I have been receiving frequent calls from this number, which only ring once before stopping, and I request that this be stopped immediately as I am on the Do Not Call List.
While I was on a call with a Macy's customer service representative, I received seven calls from this number, which the representative denied making, citing a system issue.
On a Saturday morning at 7:40 am, I received an inappropriate call from this number, with the representative asking for someone else and displaying ignorance about the time zone difference.
The number is asociated with Macys Credit and Customer Service in Mason, Ohio, it could be about a customer service issue or somthing else, if you are past due they will call you, somtimes people forget to update their phone number.
My cell phone rang, displaying a number I didn't recognize, so I let it go to voicemail. Shortly after, my work phone rang, and it was a representative from Macy's confirming an order, including a jewelry purchase, which required verification due to the shipping address being my office. This precautionary measure was reassuring, even for a relatively small purchase of $35.
Inquiring about work at Macy's, it's unusual for overpayments to be returned without request
A call was made to me from 513-398-5221 by a woman who failed to identify herself as a Macy's representative, which I only discovered through this website. What was striking, however, was her request to speak with a specific individual by name, suggesting that my number had been shared with Macy's without authorization.
On Sunday, 8/2/2009, at 2:20PM, I received a call from 513-398-5221 with no caller ID information available.
This number is listed on the Macy's website, and I appreciate their efforts to verify suspicious purchase attempts using my social security number
A voicemail was left, and upon callback, the caller verified the authorization of a credit card and the accuracy of the shipping address, demonstrating a security measure for online transactions.
This number called regarding a customer service issue from Bloomingdales, concerning an order placed for a wedding, which required shipping to an alternative address due to time constraints.
Repeated calls from this number have been received on my work phone, sometimes displaying 'Mason, OH' and other times 'Bloomingdales' on the caller ID.
A call from MCCS Inc. was received, but it appeared to be a legitimate call regarding a furniture delivery
After reciving a call from a unknown number, i did a quick google serch and found this site, the guy claim'd to be a macys auditor and gave me a credit for the shipping and 30% of the coat's purchase price
I got a call from (513)398-5221 on my cell phone, which I didnt request, and I dont even have a Macys account
A call was received from this number, with the caller identifying themselves as being from Macy's Credit, inquiring about an individual who is not known.
Apparently, I'm not the only one who received a call from this number, as they also contacted me, claiming to be from Maceys, despite my having no affiliation with them. The representative seemed uninformed about how they obtained my number, simply apologizing for the mysterious call. It's my theory that there's more to this than meets the eye, possibly involving government surveillance and data collection, which could be linked to the alleged Illuminati and extraterrestrial involvement in military pursuits. This might be connected to the law passed by Bush, allowing the government to monitor our calls, and those deemed suspicious, like myself, Sam, Shorty, and Kelly, receive these cryptic calls. Those who return the calls are then flagged as suspicious and potentially targeted for future manipulation. Beware, as government abduction can occur at any moment.