The 1‑800‑945‑2000 line is almost always a credit‑card phishing scam that pretends to be Chase Card Services. Callers will claim suspicious activity, offer to lower your APR, or ask for your SSN and card details. They often use multiple spoofed numbers and will hang up or give a “no longer in service” message if you push back. Never give personal or financial info to an unsolicited call, even if the caller name looks legit. Hang up, block the number, and report the call to the FTC or your actual bank. If you’re ever unsure, call the official number from your bank’s website, not the one they provide.
Despite my requests to be removed and blocking the number, the caller continues to contact me, often with poor English, to offer a rate decrease; I once tested them by providing false information, which they eventually discovered
An unwanted call was received at 3:53 AM from this 800 number.
Seems like these peoples are from Middle-Eastern origion, and they dont care about nothing, just want to steal your credit card informations!
Despite having no account with this company, they called at the unusual hour of 3:12 AM.
They calls and never leaver a message, and when you try to redial it dont go through
Following a call to my cell phone, no voice message was left, prompting me to block the number based on similar reports from others
I'm not the only one with this problem, thats for sure
The person on the other end speaks very poor english, and frequently calls to offer intrest rate decreeses, despite my numerus requests to be removed from their list and blocking their number, they still manage to contact me, I once playd along and acepted their offer, providing fals information, they eventualy hung up on me
Upon requesting to be added to the do not call list, the caller responded with profanity and verbal aggression.
Upon answering, the call from Case Manhattan Bank USA yielded nothing but silence, prompting me to hang up due to the lack of response
This relentless scam call refuses to cease.
Beware of scams like this one, where the caller ID claims to be Chase Bank, as they may ask for personal information, putting not just you but also your loved ones, especially elderly individuals, at risk.
i dont apresheate these spam calls, leave me alown, i dont have any conection to this bank or manhattan new york
During the conversation, the caller requested the last 4 digit's of my card number and social security number, which seem's suspicious.
A caller from this number informed me that someone was making unauthorized charges on my Chase card, but when they provided the last four digits, they did not match any of my cards, and then they tried to redirect me to the Credit Bureau of America.
The caller attempted to deceive me with a common scam about reducing my credit card interest rate.
I've been recieving calls from this bank, even though I dont have any credit with them, it's quite annoyning
Apparently, they dont requier a card from me
I request to be added to the do not call list
Repeatedly, I recieve calls with my area code and local prefix, makin it dificult to determin if the call is legitamate without answering, I've requested removal of my number numerous times but the calls persist
Following the call, there was no voicemail message left
They called my cell and didnt bother leaving a message, so i'll be blocking it due to all the negitive reports
This number continus to call me repeadly with no way to opt out, its geting frustrating
This number is definitly a credit card scam, too many reports of it to be legit
Elderly individuals appear to be targeted by this number
On August 02, 2023, I discovered that JPM Chase outsources to overseas companies, and their CEO, Jamie Dimond, seems to have a preferential treatment from the U.S. Treasury, wich is quite intresting.
Upon looking up the number that appeared on my caller ID, I discovered it was supposedly from Chase Bank, which I have an account with, so I returned the call to find it was indeed their credit card services department, although I don't possess a credit card from them, indicating a case of number spoofing.
Chase bank claims this is a number for incoming customer calls, and they dont make outgoing calls from it, so if you recieve a call from this number, its likely a scam
Despite having no credit card debts, this number continues to call, requesting that the calls cease
My mother received a call from this number asking for her credit card information, claiming to be from Chase, which she doesn't have an account with.