Fortunately, a voicemail was left on their second attempt, revealing it to be a fraud detection number. I contacted my bank using their official phone number and resolved the issue with their customer service team.
Why 'allow' Bank alerts could be a scam!
Summary — +18337351894
Caller Name: Fraud Alert Center
Caller Type: Scam
Location: United States
Reviews: 431
Carrier: —, Region: —
Expert Opinion
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.
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Location: United States
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Recent Reports for (833) 735-1894
Message: I have no idea who’s speaking, but it references “6854… due to unusual activity a temporary hold may have been placed on your card. Please have Marissa Lynn Duckworth call us ASAP at 833‑735‑1894, provide case number 601‑53166271. The toll‑free line is 833‑735‑1894; enter case number 60153166271. We’re available 24/7. Thanks.
Someone pretended to be Walmart and requested additional debit‑card details.
A text claimed a purchase at a "Bordermaker" store in NY, though I never visited; my bank records show no such transaction. This appears to be a scam—if you shared any info, contact your bank immediately.
A voicemail was left regarding suspicious activity on a Southwest Airlines debit card, including the last four digits, although the call was intended for my husband, who has a separate account
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Experiencing issues with my credit union has led me to discover that their message often starts while my voicemail greeting is still playing, resulting in only the last part of the message being heard.
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On Sunday, Sept. 24th, I received two calls from this number at 8:12 P.M. and 8:29 P.M. EDT, which I didn't answer, as people I know usually contact me via text messages on my iPad.
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On sunday Sept. 24th, at approximately 8:12 P.M. and 8:29 P.M. EDT, i recieved two call's from this number on my landline, i didnt answer because everyone i know send me text message's on my iPad
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On Sunday, Sept. 24th, I received two calls from this number on my landline, but I did not answer as legitimate contacts usually reach me via text message on my iPad.
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On sunday Sept. 24th, at approximately 8:12 P.M. and 8:29 P.M. EDT, I recieved 2 calls from this number on my landline, I didnt answer because anybody I know send me texts on my iPad
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On Sunday, Sept. 24th, two calls were received on the landline at 8:12 P.M. and 8:29 P.M. EDT, but they were not answered, as acquaintances typically reach out via text message on the iPad.
When they called, they asked about my card usage, i inquired about their location, and they said they were overseas, so i hung up and contacted my bank immediatly
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Fraudulent activities were committed using my personal information, resulting in identity theft.
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Apparently, this number contacted me regarding a fraud alert on my bank card, however I checked my account and saw nothing wrong, I called my bank to double check and they stated it was in fact their fraud department, they said the charges was denied because they put in the wrong expiration date
They called about unauthorized charges on my debit card, requesting a call back with a fraud control number, but i didnt call back because no bank call on sundays
Today i recieved a call from this number which turned out to be legit, i contacted my bank instead of the provided number and found out my card was flagged due to a purchase attempt made the night before, my advise is to contact your financial institution immediatly
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Scam
Fraud alerts keep popping up on my device.
Blocked calls from this number have occurred on both a Sunday and Labor Day, and I've informed my financial institution to alert others; no voicemails or answered calls were made
The caller claimed to be from my bank, said it was the fraud departement, but it knew some of my info, thats kinda creepy, especialy since I dont use that card
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This number is reportedly associated with Fraud Prevention Services
This number is clearly a fraud, dont trust it.
A recorded message claimed to be from Cedar Point Credit Union, my bank, stating that fraud had been detected, and a return call was requested with a claim number, which seemed suspicious.
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The information provided by the user is cautionary, thats the main point
The caller said someone tryed to make a purchse on my credit card, but i didnt make it, of course
My daughter did some researh and found out that this number is a scam, they called me multiple times
The caller had a distinct foreign accent.
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Unknown
This call is permissible
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After answering, the caller asked to confirm the last four digits of my information and then abruptly ended the call.
Following a gas station purchase, I received a suspicious text and subsequent call from this number, prompting me to monitor my bank account closely.
My line was contacted with a pre‑recorded message asking for banking details for another individual.
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