Recent patterns show callers from 800‑695‑1063 frequently claim to represent a retail‑card financer. Most consumers identify the voice as coming from Comenity Bank, the issuer behind store credit cards such as Ann Taylor, Loft, and TJ Maxx. While many of these calls turn out to be genuine debt‑collection or account‑alert messages, the same number is also used by scammers seeking personal data. To stay safe, always verify the number on the back of your card before returning any call, limit disclosure to the last four digits of your SSN, and hang up if the script asks for full credit‑card details. When in doubt, contact the issuer through the official website or a known customer‑service line.
Similar messages were received on September 28 and 29, which appear to be a scam due to the generic reference to 'Community Bank'.
I dont have a bank account with you guy's, so I dont no why you keep calling me
The message they left was about an urgent matter with my account, but when i called back, they asked for my account number and social security, thats when i knew it was a scam
A message was left from Community Bank, requesting a return call regarding a personal matter, and also provided a customer service number that is now disconnected.
Repeated calls have been made, with the identity of the caller remaining unknown
The call from this number was identified as a scam related to Community Bank.
A call was received on September 11, prompting curiosity about the identity of the caller.