It’s odd how a single number can pose as several mortgage‑related brands within a single week. Callers repeatedly claim to be from Equifax Mortgage Solutions and demand personal or loan details, often citing a “three‑way conference” with banks or veteran loan programs. Even when a bank appears to validate the call, the heavy foreign accent and pressure tactics signal a red flag. Hang up immediately if you’re asked for passwords, Social Security numbers, or consent to share information. Verify any request by calling the official institution using a number from its website, and consider blocking the caller to avoid future attempts.
My bank says this number is legit, but I'm not confortable with cold calls and verifying my personal informations with some Equifax rep from India, it feels fishy.
I just got a call from this number, they claim to be from Equifax and want to verify my mortgage balance, but it sound like a scam to me
Equifax home mortgage solutions leave voicemail, same call as everyone else
After persistence from the caller, insisting to be connected to a specific individual, and upon explaining that the person in question does not work at the establishment, the call was terminated
A man claiming to represent Forest or First Advantage inquired about a former employee, but his persistent questioning raised concerns of a potential scam, especially given his Indian accent.
A representative from First Advantage, with a strong accent, requested a credit check and avoided answering questions
A call was received from this number claiming to be for employment verification, but the speaker was difficult to understand and the subsequent call back to 855-676-9070 was disconnected after a brief message, suggesting a questionable operation.
The person on the phone had a heavvy indian accent and was difficuilt to understand, they were trying to verifiy employment informations for somone named Edward Smith, and left a mesage with a case ID and a number to cal back.
A woman from India, who didnt identify herself properly, was asking me to verify my employment over the phone and wanted my name also
A person claim to be from forge ask me if i was working in 2017 for a company
As a Domino's manager, I received a call from this number and searched for it online, where a woman asked for my name, providing a fake one, and gave a callback number with country code 8
Interestingly, a call was received from this number claiming to be from First Advantage for an employment verification, requesting a callback at 631-359-4564 with a case reference ID of 191295200
The guy had a indian accent, so i knew it was a scam, he said he was from equifax mortgage solutions, and wanted to conference call with me and Homesite mortgage
Similar to others, i recieved a call from this number and the person had a thick East Indian accent, claiming to be from Equifax regarding my home loan.
After verifing with United Veteran's Mortgage, I can confirm that this is a legit call, they use this service to verify the status of a current mortgage when you are applyng for another
Yesterday and this morning, a call was received from 1-855-676-9070, supposedly from Ashrin of Equifax Mortgage Solutions, who claimed to be calling about a pending loan application with Veterans Loans on behalf of Flagstar Bank, and provided an alternative number, 1-800-395-6440, with a reference number of 59227618.
A voicemail was left, which seemed to be from someone with a foreign accent, claiming to need a conference call regarding a bank I no longer use, raising suspicions of a potential scam, especially given my recent activities related to real estate purchases
A person with a heavy indian accent, claimin to be Bob, callede me from equifax mortgage solutions
A call from this number claimed to be from Equifax Mortgage Solutions, seeking to verify mortgage application information, but the caller hung up when I suggested verifying the information through my agent.
I received a call requesting permission to discuss my current mortgage with the company
A man claiming to be from Equifax asked to update my file, posing the same question.
The caller claimed my mortgage company needed information from me, but they seemed disorganized and confused, especially when trying to provide a callback number