Block the number immediately to stop further interruptions. These calls often masquerade as legitimate credit‑card outreach, using a familiar area code and a friendly script that mentions Consumer Credit Services or similar sounding firms. Even if you're on federal and state DNC lists, robocallers can bypass filters with caller ID spoofing. Let your phone carrier enable call‑blocking or use a reputable third‑party app, and report the number to the FTC. Avoid sharing personal or financial details until you can verify the caller through an official channel. Regularly review your credit reports for unauthorized activity, and consider a credit freeze if suspicious patterns emerge.
A robocall from Consumer Credit Services claimed to be about my credit card, but it's likely a scam to lower my interest rate