It’s strange how a single 1‑800 number masquerades as PNC Bank, National City, and generic card services all at once, flooding inboxes with fake debt‑forgiveness offers. The pattern shows a classic spoofed‑bank scam: callers display familiar logos, claim urgent account issues, and pressure you to press 1 or provide personal data. Never share passwords, Social Security numbers, or credit‑card details on unsolicited calls. Hang up immediately, block the number in your phone, and report it to the FTC or your carrier’s robocall‑blocking service. If you need to verify a claim, call the official bank number from a trusted source, not the one that called.
Following a similar experience, I filed a complaint with PNC's abuse department, but they responded stating it was legitimate, which I believe to be an error, possibly due to spoofing
It's a scam, PNC bank is involved, a lawsuit has been filed with the FCC and FTC, it's a serius issue
The caller has been identified as a scammer, violating the Federal Telecommunications Act by using robocalls.
A robocall was received with a message about debt elimination, prompting the listener to press 1 to speak with a live agent.
a robocall claimed it was my final notice, but the message was cut off, prompting frustration about the lack of action from the FTC and FCC
When I called back the number that appeared on my caller ID, they claimed to be PNC bank, but I was unsure if it was genuine or a spoofed number, and the caller was unable to provide verification, leading me to advise caution when dealing with such calls.
Discussion revolves around credit topics.
A robocall was recieved, offering to provide credit card alert covereage for protection from identity theft, claiming to be representing Experian.
I think there should be an option for people who didnt answeed the call, my boss recieved a call from this number but was busy, given the number of scam reports i choosed Scam (Other) as the category
This number is associated with a credit card scam, and it is futile to block it as new numbers are constantly used.
A pre-recorded message claimed it was my final notice from Credit Card Services, but when I tried to speak with an agent, he hung up on me before I could explain that they call me frequently
No message was left on the call
This is a obvious scam, a recorded call, they claim to be Member Services, but thats totaly BS
Offering credit card balance transfers at 0% interest or less
PNCBank is aparently sending spam robocalls from 800-282-7541, claiming a Final Notice from Credit Card Services, despite not having an acount with them, hope they stop
I recieved a call that went to voicemail, it said "Please press one now" and the message was 12 seconds long for some reason.
It's only a matter of time before these scammers face the consequences, thanks to my nephew's efforts at Homeland Security.
At 8:54 AM, my landline received a call from a robocaller claiming to be PNC Bank, offering lower interest rates on credit cards, which I knew to be a solicitation tactic not employed by the actual bank.
This number has been identifed as another automated telemarketing system
Its the same thing, i dont no why they keep calling.
Offering reduced interest rates
A scammer claimed I qualified for a credit card with 0% interest
The purpose of this call remains unclear