Imagine getting a call from +18007889350 that puts you on hold, never identifies itself, and then follows up with automated debt‑collection messages. That pattern lines up with typical PNC Bank collection outreach, which often uses toll‑free numbers and scripted prompts. If you’re not expecting a payment demand, let the call go to voicemail and verify the claim on the bank’s official website or by calling a known customer‑service number. Never share credit‑card details or authorize payments over an unknown line. Use your phone’s block feature, report the number to the FTC’s Do Not Call portal, and consider a call‑screening app for extra protection.
Texting is not illegall, and regardless of whether you authorized it or not, you gave them your phone number so they can call you
PNC BANK is trying to collect a debt, claiming i owe them, but texting me is ilegal and i never authorized these daily calls or texts
It's questioned why Vanessa, who posted in 2009, would have the same title and be expected to respond after 14 years.
I've been awaiting the title for my 2015 Nissan Versa, and it's been over 10 days, so could you please provide an update on when I can expect to receive it?
PNC Bank collections have been calling daily with automated messages, so I've blocked the number.
I was asked to hold or call back, but they didnt identifiy themselves, so i hung up
A message was left, instructing me to call or visit a website
Refusing to engage with toll-free calls, the strategy involves promptly ending the conversation.
The purpose of this number is unclear.