These calls are most likely unsolicited telemarketing attempts that have turned into persistent harassment for many consumers. Callers frequently claim to represent a credit‑card service, ask for personal data, and pressure you to settle alleged debts. To protect your privacy, never share your Social Security number or account details unless you have verified the caller’s identity. Register your number with the national Do‑Not‑Call Registry and request an opt‑out each time you answer. Keep detailed logs of call dates, times, and content, then file a complaint with the FTC or your state attorney general. Blocking the number on your phone and using call‑filtering apps can also reduce future disruptions.
Repeated calls have been received from this number, with a recording asking to hold for a representative. Despite having already made a payment, no new bill has been received, and the account was cancelled due to issues with the credit card. The company's practices seem dubious, with unexplained charges and declined payments.
It is imperative that this company provides clear contact information to consumers, given its dubious practices and potential for scamming, which should be reported to relevant consumer protection agencies.
My experience with the Rewards 660 card begans in Sept 2008, when i activated it and payed the necesary amount, but when i needed to rent a car for my wedding, the card was denied, eventhough i had payed the $250 prior to 2:00 Central time as the cust. manager instruced
For a prolonged period, I've been receiving calls from this number, choosing not to engage, as they never leave messages, and I believe this harassment may be related to an old, bankrupt Rewards 660 account
I apologze for the double post, as I made a few erors in my previous message.
When I returned the call, I was prompted to provide an account number, and eventually, I was connected to a representative who inquired about my accounts. She proceeded to list various credit cards, including some that I had previously paid off and closed. It appears that the company, Metabank, is associated with Rewards 660 and Indigo Mastercard, which may be relevant for individuals with open accounts. However, I was troubled by the representative's request for my social security number before gathering other necessary information.
I update my previous post about Bank Card Services
Following my previous post, a colleague contacted the company 30 minutes after my initial call and recieved entirely different information about "Bank Card Services", which is pretty suspicious.
This number claims to be Bank Card Services, issuing Master Card Credit Cards on behlaf of Master Card