Imagine getting a silent call that claims to be your bank, only to hang up seconds later. That's a classic sign of a spoofed US Bank scam, where attackers mask the caller ID to look legitimate and then stay quiet to pressure you into calling back. Never hand over personal data, Social Security numbers, or payment details over the phone unless you initiated the call to an official, verified number. Hang up, block the number, and report the incident to the FTC or your bank’s fraud department. Keep a log of call times and share it with your carrier to help stop the robocall wave.
They wouldn't share details until I supplied theirs, then tried to route me to a "right" extension. I hung up.
In Chicago, IL, I got a dropped call with no message, just a recorded robocall.
It was discovered that the call was actually from US Bank, which was mistakenly blocked
I'd prefer it if the bank would just send me a voicemail instead of calling directly, so I can decide when to respond.
This number is impersonating US Bank, attempting to deceive recipients.
Federal Law requires that debt validation requests be made in writing, so what is the address of the company making these calls?
They've been calling me 3 times a day, I've hung up on them multiple times, then they left a voicemail with a guy who sounded threating, saying they'd garnish my wages, but I know it's a scam since I have a good credit score and no outstanding debt, I've blocked the number
For the past week, my mother has been receiving frequent calls, with the caller inquiring about my grandparents but refusing to disclose the purpose or company they represent, leading to my mother ending the call; after blocking the number, we hope the calls will cease.
This number is legitimate and trustworthy.
When this number called, claiming I had a large balance on my US Bank credit card, I told them I would visit my local bank branch to resolve the issue in person, at which point they attempted to dissuade me, saying it could only be fixed over the phone; I hung up and haven't received another call.
A suspicious call purportedly from US Bank regarding our corporate credit card claimed the account was overdue, but when I questioned the claim, the caller abruptly ended the conversation, revealing their true intentions as a scammer.
They claimed to represent US Bank, which was false. The call attempted to harvest social, personal, and banking details. Stay alert, everyone—block this number! US Bank has confirmed the number isn’t theirs.
A call from 800-320-0525 was made to my phone, they asked for my informations but i know it's not US Bank
This number is associated with scamming activities.
The caller remains silent, which is pretty annoyng.
It's apperently US Bank card services
It posible that its a scammer who is usig a fake phone number, thats my theory
This is apparently US Bank card services
This number is associated with US Bank.
The caller claimed to be from a financial firm and wanted my account details – sounded fishy.
Since 9/13, this number has been calling every weekday, when answeing, theres always silence on the other end, somethings defintely not right.
This number has been calling me every weekday since 9/13, i rarely answer but when i do its allways silence, must be a spammer, i'll block it now
In cases involving third-party debt collectors, the correspondence should clearly outline the necessary steps, but it seems crucial information, such as the sender's details and address, is missing from the discussion.
It was reported that a letter had been received with this phone number to call, and upon contact, they claimed she owed money on her Sears account, requesting her social security number, to which she provided the last four digits.
My mother received a call from this number, during which she unfortunately shared the last four digits of her social security number, believing it was regarding a delinquent Sears account, despite having closed her account years ago, so guidance on how to proceed would be appreciated.
Confirmation from US Bank's fraud liaison services indicates that the call is a scam attempt, using a pre-recorded message that might use the last four digits of the caller's credit card to seem legitimate.
A scam was suspected, as the caller posed as a representative from US Bank, claiming a hacking incident and requesting money be sent via Zelle to resolve the issue.
I got a call from this number, with the caller ID displaying 'U.S. Bank', but the line disconected after a few seconds.
I recieve several call everyday from this caller, its alot