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.
A yellow postcard arrived, urging me to call this number immediately, but with no indication of who sent it or why, so I chose not to call.
A dubious message was left, mentioning a yellow postcard, an important matter related to a recently closed mortgage, claiming to be time-sensitive and urging a prompt call.
I got a yellow card in the mail saying IMPORTANT NOTICE IMMEDIATE RESPONSE NEEDED, but its a obvius scam, so I tossd it out
I recieved a postcard about a loan that instructed me to call this number, it's clearly a scam!
Confirmed to be a scam without any doubt
A postcard was received, confirming that this is indeed a scam
My husband received a yellow card in the mail regarding an 'important matter' that required a call; however, the listed phone number and mortgage ID were incorrect, indicating a scam, so it was discarded.
Upon receiving a yellow postcard in the mail, I decided to verify its authenticity through alternative means instead of calling the provided number, and it turned out to be a scam
This is definately a scam about loans, it's a good thing i use it as a liner for my trash can
I received a postcard directing me to call this number, which appears to be a scam
This number appears on a mailed advertisement, seemingly a scam related to mortgage assistance, and it's crucial to exercise caution