You’d be shocked to learn that a single number can masquerade as dozens of banks in a single day, flooding phones with fraud alerts that feel official. Most recipients treat these calls as legitimate because the script mentions holds, case numbers, and 24‑hour availability. The safest move is to never share personal or banking details over the phone and to verify any claim by calling the institution using a number from a statement or official website. Enable call‑blocking or spam‑filtering services, and consider registering your number with the national Do‑Not‑Call registry. Staying skeptical and double‑checking can stop the scam before it steals your data.
The financial services call was overly scripted and seemed more like a sales pitch than real help.
Got a call on my cell that showed up as my credit‑union fraud‑detection service; the union uses a third‑party, so just block it, man.
The phone keeps ringing over and over again.
Multiple calls came through before I blocked the number.
The call sounded like a scam, using vague threats to get a response. I ignored it.
Gets on the line repeatedly; it's irritating.
A fraudulent account‑related call, just saying.
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Looks like a credit‑union fraud‑alert call, just saying.
Poses as a banker, for sure, seriously.
I got a warning from first national bank about a scam on my account
it apears that my identy was mistaken and I didnt give permition
They claimed fraudulent charges on my account and tried to snag my banking details—watch out, bro.
Twice today, I received calls from this number.
An irritating scam call, no doubt, yikes.
The caller claimed to have the last four digits of my card and attempted to contact me, prompting me to block the call and ignore it, as my bank typically communicates via email.
Numerous calls are being made from this number at various times of the day.
A scam involves postal mail claiming fraudulent activity, prompting the recipient to contact this number, which appears to be a foreign entity and should be avoided.
Did you provide them with your social secuity number to access your account, and has anything happend since then?
It's advisable to let this call go to voicemail
A reverse lookup labeled the caller as unknown; my credit union’s fraud detection flagged it as a cell‑phone source, and they even emailed me, which never happens.
Although my phone does not ring, I receive 'missed call' notifications from this number, and when I attempt to call back, an automated system requests a case number that was never provided.
This number is beeing used for scam calls, claiming to be from first national bank fraud detection
I received a call on my cell phone from this number, which appeared as my credit union's fraud detection on my phone.
I did a reverse lookup and it showed up as an unknown caller, my credit union's fraud detection system also flagged it, and it appeared to originate from a cell phone, I also recieved an email from them, which is unusual because my credit union's fraud detection company never emails me
I received a call regarding banking information for someone else, but it was a pre-recorded message, not a live person.
Upon recieving a call from 833 735 1894, a recording claimed my debit card was compromized and i would likely have a 'Hold' put on it, gave me instruction's to call back, my bank said it wasnt them.
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Received a call concerning fraudulent debit‑card activity.
My RoboKiller caught this one
