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.
This call was a clear scam, as the number did not belong to the bank they claimed to represent, and the card they mentioned had been deactivated over a year ago.
There is suspicious activity linked to this number.
A call claimed to be from my bank, warning about a fraudulent charge. I selected the option that I didn’t make the charge, then a live agent asked for my name, account number, and more. I gave my name but told them the questioning was excessive for a bank that should already have my info and hung up. I suspect they used a real charge to lure me, stole my card number, and tried to collect personal data. Fortunately, I had already called the bank and hot‑carded the card. I now always verify any such calls by contacting my bank directly and confirming any email sender with the actual company.
The information provided by the user is bad
The caller claimed to be a back exc, but the call was unclear and confusing.
The information provided indicates that this is a bad number
The informations provided by user is bad
A recorded message was received, claiming to be a fraud alert and requesting zip code information for a debit card, but the legitimacy of the call is questionable.
A recording was played, alerting me to potential fraud, providing the last four digits of my debit card, and then requesting the zip code linked to the card before hanging up; this seems suspicious, and I attempted to call back, but it was Saturday, so I couldn't reach my bank
New Hampshire residents recieved calls claiming to be from goverment, busineses or familly and friends, alot of them was robocalls with recorded message
A message was left on a landline, allegedly from a credit union, warning of potential fraud on a cardholder's account.
