Imagine your phone lights up with a familiar pitch about lowering your credit‑card interest. The call sounds official, mentions a “final notice,” and pressures you to verify personal details. Most likely it’s a scam coming from a spoofed number like +1 (737) 600‑8341, and the caller isn’t a legitimate bank. Hang up immediately, never share account numbers or Social Security info, and add the number to your phone’s block list. Register your line with the National Do‑Not‑Call Registry, use a reputable call‑blocking app, and report the incident to the FTC or your state consumer agency. Staying vigilant keeps your data safe.
The caller had my name and claimed it was urgent that I return their call regarding a file they had on me.
This is a credit card scam, i'm just going to pretend they are phone sex callers, hopefully they get annoyded
This is another instance of a credit card phishing scam, which continues to be a persistent threat.
Frankly, these scammers are getting out of hand using hijacked phone numbers from all over the country. Blocking their number doesnt seem to help beacuse their software is constantly hijacking new numbers. Their robot dialing system keeps calling me over and over again even though I am not a potencial victim.
I was targeted by a credit card interest rate scam caller, who woke me up early while I was on vacation.
Receiving a call at 8:15 am is unacceptable, especially since I have no connections to Austin, TX.
They called my mother early in the morning, it wake her up, i wish someone would do somthing about these peoples
Didnt recognize the number so I didnt answer, no message was left, now it's blocked
As soon as this number called me, i searched it and found this forum, luckyly i didnt answer, now i wish i could block this number, thats the goal
No issues were experienced with this number, and it has been blocked.
When the call went to voicemail, the caller did not leave any message, which is often characteristic of unwanted or scam calls.
When asked for their company name, the representative claimed to be from 'Credit Card Services', and upon further questioning, they hung up, indicating a potential scam.
The call began with a greeting from someone named Heather, claiming there was no issue, but it was followed by a hang-up.
Despite the 'final notice' claim, I've received repeated calls to lower my credit card rates over the past two days, making the term 'final' seem misleading.
Upon recieving a recorded call supposedly from (737) 600-8341, i notised a familiar pitch for a payday loan that begins, "Hello and congradulations!" The numbers in caller ID change, the web site changes, but the pitch is in the same male voice that has something similair to a Canadian accent. There is never a number to call or other means to opt out. Seems kinda scammy.