Watch out for unexpected calls that claim to be from Capital One. Never share your Social Security number, credit‑card details, or login credentials over the phone unless you initiated the call using the number on the back of your card. If a caller asks for personal info, hang up and call the official customer‑service line yourself. Keep records of the call—time, name, what was requested—and report suspicious activity to the FTC or your bank’s fraud department. Using a separate, verified number protects you from spoofed scams and helps stop fraudsters from exploiting legitimate brand numbers.
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Has anyone else fallen victim to their scam by sharing their social security number, thinking it was a legitimate request from CapitalOne?
My credit card companie calle me and I answeer them, it's not spam
This number has been flagged as spam
I am questioning the legitimacy of this number, as they immediatly asked for my social security number
The caller is believed to be associated with Capital One.
The user has reported this number as being safe to interact with
Although the caller ID mimics that of Capital One, the call is not affiliated with the company and appears to be a phishing attempt aimed at acquiring personal information.
An offer for a loan with a low interest rate was presented
This number is legitimate, as I used it to activate my Capital One account, and it's not considered high-risk.
This number appears to be associated with a bank and credit company.
They call and then hang up imediatly
Apparently, this number is the Capital One Customer Service number on the back of my charge card, it's doubtful that anyone would be placing an inbound call from this number, spammers might be spoofing it
Simplely, you can call the number on the back of the card.
User advises: Caution
A male caller, claiming to be from the Capital One Fraud Office, stated that my Mastercard had been used for a $500 purchase at Walmart; he requested verification of my identity via a code sent to my Gmail account, which never arrived, and later asked for my email address, becoming indignant when I revealed that I didn't have a Capital One account.
I tryed to call this number twice today, but i was having some issues with fraudulent charges, and i needed to get my husband on the phone
When I called this number from the back of my Capital One credit card today, I was suprised to hear a survey to claim a cruise instead of the usual customer service line, so I hung up, shortly after that the line was experiencing technical dificulties.
My call was interrupted by a claim that I was being arrested due to outstanding student loans
I've been receiving fraudulent calls from individuals claiming to be from Capital One, requesting sensitive information like my social security and driver's license numbers.
A spoofed local number was used by 'Card Member Services' in an attempt to lower interest rates, which was recognized as a scam and dealt with accordingly.
Bascially, the theaves are exploiting this number, fortunatly Capital One takes care of ther customers, I recived an email about a suspisious acount activty, and shortly after I got a call, they told me somone was trying to acces my acount from a strange location, once I confimed it wasn't me, they asked for my verification info, including my phone number and either a card number or the ccv code, I gave them the ccv thinking it was safer, unfortunatly.
I recived a call from this number, they claied to be from Apple support, saying my iCloud has suspicious activty, but when I googled the number, it said it was Capital One...
Fraudulent activty detected, whats the next step to secure my card?
This is the phone number listed on the back of my device.
Settling a credit card balance is the purpose of this call
I verified this number as a legitimate Capital One customer service number, which I used to resolve an issue with my credit card.
Educate yourself on the FDCPA, it's crucial to know that debt collectors threatening you is against the law.
I apreciate you posting this information, as I've been scammed before and I suspected something was wrong.
Legitimate callers will always leave a message if I don't answer, so I ignore unfamiliar numbers.
