This number is involved in fraudulent activities, perpetuating scams and deceit
Fraud Center voicemail: legit warning or scam?
Summary — +18002378990
Expert Opinion
Late last night, a call from 800‑237‑8890 showed up on the screen claiming to be from a bank fraud center. Callers often mention unauthorized card use, last‑four digits, or a case number to create urgency. Even when the message sounds official, the safest move is to hang up and call the bank using the number on the back of your card or the institution’s verified website. Never share personal info, Social Security numbers, or passwords over the phone. If the call was a genuine fraud alert, the bank will follow up with a separate, verifiable contact. Treat every unexpected request as a potential phishing attempt.
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Recent Reports for (800) 237-8990
The caller claimed to be from my bank, alerting me to suspected fraudulent purchases.
A claim was made that the caller represented the fraud department of a credit card company.
This bank's fraud center contacts you regarding your account, that's the purpose of their call.
This number seems to be related to staffing for goverment medical contracts.
I didnt answer the incoming call
The identity of this caller remains unknown
Repeated calls were made with no one on the other end
No message left, ignoring the call
Fraudulent activity was reported by individuals claiming to represent my bank, although the claims were entirely fabricated.
A voicemail claimed there was fraud on the master card/ATM and requested a call to 800-237-8990.
Their main goal is to get money from me, thats all they cares about
So, what do you think you can achive by using a phone lookup site, are you looking for attention or something?
Is anyone even there?
An automated recording alerted me to a potential fraudulent charge on my bank card.
They claiming my account has been compromized
This number is know to be fraudulent, it a bank scam
a bank robocall was the source of the call
The caller purportedly represented Visa, inquiring about potential unauthorized credit card transactions
Calling the provided number revealed a potential spoof, prompting the advice to contact one's bank or credit card issuer directly for verification.
A call was made claiming fraudulent activity on my debit card in California
The information provided does not match my records.
A fraud alert was triggered on my bank account, the wait music was extreemly scratchy, so I hung up, they are obviosly fake!
Extremely helpful, I must say.
This has happened again
The caller attempted to prompt me into verifying an account, which raised suspicions about the legitimacy of the call.
Transactions exceeding $50 require no PIN
This is very importint
The call was asking me to verify a suposed charge on my bank debit card