I received a call from this number, but didn't answer since it was unknown; I was annoyed to be awakened, only to find no voicemail, just silence
SteelCloud spoof call scam: How to protect your card info
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Late last night, dozens of consumers reported a call from 703‑674‑5500 that claimed their debit card was locked. The pattern matches a classic vishing scheme where scammers spoof a legitimate name—often SteelCloud or a bank—to harvest personal data. Never press 1 or share card numbers, even if the message sounds urgent. Hang up, block the number on your phone, and file a complaint with the FTC’s Do Not Call Registry and your bank. Keep a log of the call details and share it with local law‑enforcement if you suspect identity theft. Staying skeptical and acting quickly are your best defenses.
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Within two days, I received two suspicious calls claiming my debit card was locked, with the caller ID displaying a suspicious code, and later 703-674-5500, which I didn't call back
similarly, I've been receiving these calls, with my caller ID displaying SteelCloud alongside the number, which doesn't reflect well on the owners of this number
I received an AT&T cell call at 2 am from this number, warning about a locked debit card and asking me to press 1 to reach the security department, which appears to be associated with Steelcloud.
I got a similiar call on my cell phone from this number claiming my Suncoast Federal Credit Union debit had been locked, but I dont actualy have an account there
As a follow-up to SteelCloud's message, the calls are part of a vishing scam attempting to collect personal information
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Be cautious, this is a vishing scam and you should not engage
SteelCloud has issued a statement: please refrain from contacting SteelCloud to report these calls, as they are not originating from SteelCloud
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Approximately 45 minues ago, similiar to experiences shared by ab, jen, and renee, the caller asked to press 1 for the secuirty dept, which i absolutly disagree with victoria and shan.
Likely a scam, proceed with caution
I recieved a similar call on my cell phone a few days ago, and then another one at 2am, it's likely a scam since they mentioned a Wells Fargo debit card being locked and i dont have an acount with them
I recieved a call from 703-674-5500, it went to voicemail and stated my debit card is locked, but didnt provide a callback number, which seem suspisous.
A call received at 1 am was discovered to be a scam targeting credit card numbers
I was contacted by this number nine times, and upon returning the call, I found it was connected to a company in Virginia, with every extension leading to a person named Joan Hampton, who were asking for my Wells Fargo locked credit card information, which I found amusing, and I recommend filing a complaint with the do not call registry
Looking up the number online revealed it was supposedly from a company called Steel Cloud in Minnesota, though my phone indicated it was from Virginia.
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