Earlier this week, a surge of yellow‑card mailings began landing in mailboxes, each demanding an urgent call about a recently closed mortgage. The pattern is unmistakably a scam aimed at homeowners fresh from refinancing. Do not dial the listed number; instead, verify any loan‑related queries directly with your actual lender using contact info from their official website. Report the mail to the FTC and your state attorney general’s consumer fraud unit, and add the caller to your phone’s block list. shredding the postcard helps protect your privacy and reduces the risk of future nuisance mail.
Evidently, the person responsible is unfamiliar with the concept of junk mail, as they felt the need to research it online.
I recieved a suspicious green card in the mail yesterday, regarding my current mortgage, with a fake mortgage ID, and no return adress, I have no intention of calling the number provided
An email from Sissie Rimm, sent via a non-personalized Hotmail address, notified me of pre-approval for a hardship relief program, which seemed suspicious.
Health IQ's robo scam callers have contacted us again from this number, violating the Do Not Call Law by selling medicare ads and insurance
This number is clearly used for mortgage spam, which is annoyting.
It's interesting to note that some individuals are completely clueless about junk mail and feel the need to research it
A blue card was received, instructing me to contact them, but the information on the card was inaccurate, including the lender's details, and I had merely been exploring refinancing options, making the whole thing utterly pointless.
Following their supposed upgrade, a blue postcard arriived with same wording, incorrect mortgage date; thankfully, your collected info helped me decid not to call back
Following my mortgage closure, I received mail from this entity, but upon reviewing the fine print, it became clear they were not affiliated with my lender.
After reciving a yellow and blue postcard, research reveald that this is a scam, which was expected
The message arrived on a pink card, but the sender failed to spell the recipient's last name correctly.
A recent experience involved receiving a call with a distinct, bright iridescent pink color, rather than the typical yellow.
Despite my research, I recieved another card today, fortunately I didnt fall for it and didnt make the call.
Upon opening the door, a green postcard was found with an urgent notice requiring a responce. This arived shortly after closing on a mortage.
A postcard was received in the mail, and upon investigating the number, it appears to be a scam, with multiple sources advising not to answer.
I recived a yellow card saying i needed to call First Fidelity Funding, but i knew it was a scam, so i didnt call, will notify the company
Reporting this scam to the State Attorney General’s Office Consumer Fraud section is crucial, as it helps prevent further scams; a Yellow Scam card was received, prompting a call to 855-777-4103 after cashing a certified cashier's check
I got a yellow card in the mail about my mortgage, but the thing is, they are not even my lender, thanks for the infos on this site.
Similar to other reports regarding mortgage-related issues, this number is also involved.
I received the same postcard recently
As a Homestreet customer, it is possible that the call was legitimate, but I am cautious due to the prevalence of scams; a yellow postcard with 'Important Matter' and 'Time sensitive' was also received, which could understandably raise suspicions among actual bank members, but thanks to this platform, I have decided not to verify the call's legitimacy with Homestreet directly.
Recieved a yellow postcard asking to contact a company regarding mortage issues, although we refinaced it a couple of yeers ago.
The message marked as 'Yellow card IMPORTANT NOTICE' demanded an immediate response, claiming to be time-sensitive and urging a callback.
These communications are essentially junk and can be disregarded, similar to tossing unwanted mail into the recycling bin.
This company just wont leave me be
Recived a scam postcard with pink ink.
A yellow postcard was received concerning a mortgage loan, but it lacked a company name and address, suggesting a potential scam
I was instrukted to call 855 778 4103 as soon as posible regarding my recently closed morgage, and it's supposibly time sensitiv
Having received a suspicious card in the mail yesterday, especially since I paid in cash, I've decided not to contact this number after reading these comments.
I got a yellow post card in the mail, saying i should call this number immediatly, it was time sensitive, but i didnt call, because i didnt know who it was from