Picture your phone lighting up with a call from 1‑800‑285‑8585 claiming you can lower your credit‑card interest. The message often sounds official, using names like Card Member Services or US Bank, but the pattern matches a classic scam: a recorded prompt followed by a request for personal data such as your card number or Social Security. Never share that information unless you’ve independently verified the caller with your bank’s official contact number. Add the number to your phone’s block list, register on the Do‑Not‑Call registry, and report the call to the FTC. Staying skeptical and protecting your accounts are the best defenses.
Despite being on the Do Not Call list, I continue to receive calls offering to lower my rate, prompting me to block the number.
They call me, they leave a message, they talk about lowering my credit card debt, but its a scam, they use a local hospital number, i only have a prepaid card
Since i dont use or have ccs, i asked to speak to a manager, but the persin claimd to be one, when i asked them to stop calling me daily, they hung up, usualy they call twice a day with a masked number.
I dont understand why peoples answer call from unknown number, if its a legit caller they will leave a voicemail, just block the number and they cant call you again.
The caller, claiming to be from Cardmember, requested sensitive information, including credit card numbers and social security details, and after being placed on hold for an extended period, a search revealed that the number is associated with US Bank, with whom I have no accounts.
This number is associated with a credit card services scam
The fact remains that scammers disregard laws and do not adhere to DNC lists, rendering them ineffective.
Add my number to the list of blocked contacts immediately
The Do Not Call list has limitations, as it only applies to registered marketing companies that follow the law, not scammers who disregard it.
The caller's request for my account number was swiftly denied.
This number has been identifed as spammy
The claim made by this number is that they can offer reduced rates on credit cards, which seems like a potential scam. It is essential to approach such claims with caution and verify their authenticity.
Its a scam about credit card rates, same old trick
This caller is really persistant
Apparently, the same situation as with "Potential SPAM" and numbers 213-636-7175 & 249-040-2912 occurrs, with a automated message about lowering credit card intrest rate, and i just called back to inform them about this issue, and conecteed to "U.S. Bank".
A claim was made by the GOP that their job security depends on significant donations from me.
Multiple reports have classified this as a spam number
The call identification showed up as 'cardmembersvc', and a robotic female voice claimed they had been trying to contact me about reducing my credit card rates, despite not having called me since last year.
The majority of reviewers have reported negative experiences
Unwanted call
This number is ushally for card servises and sales
No response was given when the call was answered.
No message was left by the caller.
Recurring calls from various numbers have become a daily nuisance, with the callers claiming to offer reduced interest rates; my response to them is always "How are you lying and scamming"
Daily, I receive multiple calls from various numbers, all attempting to lower interest rates, to which I respond with a set phrase, aiming to keep them on the line until they hang up, and if the line remains open, I continue with a different tactic, noting they've begun recognizing my voice and now sometimes remain silent.
According to the genuine holder of this number, US Bank, any calls from this number are phishing scams aiming to obtain credit card and social security numbers
The call was completly silent.
Scammers are misusing this number, which actually belongs to US Bank's customer service and is a legitimate business phone number
A robotic voice requested my credit card information.
A recording, disguised as bank card services, requests sensitive information; however, when speaking with a representative, they are unable to provide account details, revealing the scam.