Watch out for unsolicited calls that claim to be from Macy's, a bank, or government agencies. These calls often use your full name, middle initial, or social security details to appear legitimate, but the pattern of repeated automated prompts and requests for payment or verification points to a classic scam. Hang up immediately if you’re asked for credit‑card numbers, SSNs, or to press keys to confirm identity. Verify the caller through official channels—log in to your account online or call the organization’s known customer‑service number. Use call‑blocking features and report the number to your carrier or the FTC. Protect your personal information, stay skeptical, and block persistent offenders.
I do not possess a Best Buy credit card, and therefore, this call was likely an error.
The calls are frequent, sometimes up to three times a day, and although I suspect it might be Macy's due to my account with them, I haven't used it in over a year and don't understand why they're calling so persistently.
Upon receiving a call from this number, a message was left claiming to be from Macy's regarding a business transaction, and the caller asked to confirm if the recipient was Ellen Roach. However, when we returned the call, they requested sensitive information, including the last four digits of a Macy's card and social security card, which raised suspicions. Subsequently, we contacted Macy's customer service to report the incident, and they assured us that there were no issues with the card.
Experiencing an onslaught of calls from this number, with over 11 attempts made and no messages left behind, suggesting it may be a number flagged by RoboKiller.
Initially, in June 2020, this number made an automated call, but a month later, a live person contacted us, inquiring about a former HR representative, indicating that their information is outdated, as they continue to call daily.
This is likely a call from Macy's regarding your exsisting bill
Maecy's
This number is associated with Macy’s.
Every body should know, this is NOT the number for Macys, just look it up
This number has been calling me daily, multiple times a day, which is excessive and unwanted.
Random call, no voicemail. Typical day. Ignore and move on.
The item is already on its way through the mail
It became apparent that the call was a scam when the representative demanded payment for an American Express card, which I have never owned. The claim that I needed to pay $75 was the distinguishing factor that led me to this conclusion.
The individual behind this scam is clearly attempting to deceive others.
If the caller claims to be from 'Macy's', it's likely a scam, as they call me daily.
It seems likely that this number is associated with a credit card company.
The call came from a blocked number and was marked as 'Spam Risk', after answering, I was greeted by an automated system claiming to be Macy's, but I checked the official Macy's number and it wasnt a match, this is a total scam
The calls from this number are unwelcome and occur after 8:30 pm, which is unacceptable
Thats alot of call
Repeated calls from this number have been received, and cessation of these calls is desired
The caller was from Macy's.
The frequency of calls from this number is excessive.
Debt collector that's persistent but fair. Just doing their job.
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This number calls me three times daily, mentioning Macy's and Bloomingdale's, despite my having no accounts with these stores
The frequency of calls from this number is urgent and persistent.
This appears to be an account services number, hopefully it's legit.
Apparently, the caller was aware of my identity and instructed me to press 1 to confirm and 2 to declince, however I presed 0 and was asked for my social secirity number by a representaive
It's ok to contact this number, i have an account with them, so it's legit.
This is a scam, be careful