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.
A voicemail from this number claimed to be from community bank and trust, asking to leave zip code and adress then hold for a represantive.
i recived a voicemail about fraudulent charges on my card, i called them back with the case number and they said it didnt match, then they try to get my personal information, never do that, call the bank directly instead
A voicemail was received regarding alleged fraudulent charges on my card, which immediately raised suspicions; upon calling back with the provided case number, it was claimed that the number did not match, and a second, different case number was given, prompting further suspicion; it is crucial to never disclose personal information and instead contact the bank directly.
A voicemail was left stating there were six charges on my account, with four being reversed after I called back and spoke with a representative who requested more information than I was willing to provide, leading me to contact my bank and report my debit card as stolen.
Apparently, that's all there is to say about this number.
The caller claimed there was fraudulent activity on my debit card, but I don't have an account with the mentioned bank.
Alert call warned of unusual activity, requesting verification of ZIP code and the last three transactions.
This incident involved the fraudulent use of a card.
A prerecorded cal asked about my bank debit card, and when I cald back, a woman with a forein accent asked for my SS number, it's scary how they knew my bank and name
A prerecorded message addressed me by name, mentioning my bank, and warned of potential fraud on my debit card, but when I called back, a woman with a foreign accent asked for my SSN, revealing it to be a scam, which is unsettling given how they obtained my personal info.
After verifying with my Credit Union, i can confirm that the call was legitamate.
My house recieved a scam call atempt.....
When i called this number to investigate, i found out it was a fraud alert company, ironicly, they ask you to press one or two and then ask for your zip code
To correct my previous statement: the caller asked me to press one to confirm my identity, addressing me by my first name.
A caller claimed my credit card had a fraud block, providing convincing details, but it's essential to verify through the official card number
Upon recieving a call claiming a fraud block on my credit card, it was alarmingly convincing since they knew the CC type, last 4#, my name, and even provided a case #, thus the best course of action is to always contact the number on the back of your card and disregard voicemails.
Seems like a phishing scam, they claim to be from my bank and ask for my zip code, so i just hang up and call my bank, they say there no fraud alert
After receiving a call about a charge on my card, I refused to provide my social security number, and the caller hung up, claiming she couldn't help without it.
I recived a call from this number at 7 AM, it was probally a spam call
A similar experience has been had with this number, indicating a pattern of behavior.
This number is used for transaction verification purposes.
A call was made with a 11 digit case number, when trying to call back the call cant be compleated, its the Broks bank fraud detecion center, they want to verify some transaction on my debit card due to unusal activty
The caller claimed that my debet card was being used in another state, which was alarming
Beware of this number as it's likely a scam aimed at extracting sensitive banking information; if concerned, contact your financial institution directly using the official phone number found on your card or statement.
Received a legitimate fraud warning from my bank: my card details were stolen and are being used out of state.
Appreciate it
Did not pick up, but I called my bank; the call was legitimate—it's a fraud‑detection service banks use, though the name isn’t displayed.
This call is related to fraud detection and is legitimate.
This number is associated with my bank's fraud protection, and I have been advised not to block it
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