Yesterday evening, callers using 855‑926‑5159 often pose as credit‑union fraud departments. They know your name and the last four digits of your card, which makes the pitch sound legitimate. The safest move is to hang up and call the number on the back of your card or your bank’s official customer‑service line. Never give out personal or financial details to an unsolicited number, even if a case number is provided. If the call turns out to be genuine, the institution will confirm it on their secure line. Report repeated attempts to the FTC and consider adding the number to your phone’s block list.
I got a call claiming to be from the Sunlight Federal Credit Card about potential fraud on my card. I suspected it was a scam and directly contacted the credit card company, confirming it was indeed a scam.
Unfortunatly, I dont recognition this number 😕
Received a call from this number, but nothing notable happened. Just okay.
After shopping at a store I hadn't visited in a while, I received a legitimate text from my Credit Union's Fraud Detection Unit and a phone call from this number, which might be related.
After using my credit union card i recieved a call from this number, but i verify with my credit union and it was legit
Evidently, the voicemail claimed my credit union visa card had suspicious activity, but after checking with the credit union, everything seemed fine, it looks like a scam to get my info and rip me off
I received a call on both my cell and landline from someone claiming to be from the fraud detection unit of my credit union, stating my credit card was suspended due to suspected fraud, which is concerning given the amount of personal information they possessed.
I recieved a credit card fraud alert, so i called back the number on the back of my card and the credit union confirmed it was a legit call, thankfully
A voicemail claimed to be from the Texas Bank Credit Union Fraud Detection Center, but it seems like a scam
I recived a call from this number, they said ther was a fraud on my credit union card, they had my name and last 4 digit of the card, I cald the number on the back of my card and found out it was legite
It's disturbing to see such a lack of understaning in todays world.
While it's generally advisable to call the number on the back of your card, the reasoning behind assuming Tygerkat was looking up this number is unclear.
We're often advised to contact the number on the card, but the number on the card doesn't match the one we're looking up.
I recieved a voice mail from this number claiming suspicious activity on my credit card, but after calling the number on the back of my card, they verified everything was fine, and advised me to contact my credit union, which also found no issues, so it was a scam
I recived a message about suspicious activity on my card, i called the credit card company, and they said it was legit, this number might be used by credit card providers
A robocall claimed to be from my bank, warning of suspicious activity, but after verifying with my bank, it was revealed to be a phishing scam
After missing a call from this number and not receiving the full message, I contacted the 800 number on the back of my card, confirming it was a legitimate call.
After a failed attempt to use my card for an online purchase, I received a recorded call with a case number. Before responding, I verified the legitimacy of the call with my credit union, which confirmed that the number is associated with the fraud detection center.
A suspicious voicemail was received indicating a hold on a credit card, providing the last four digits, but upon sensing something amiss, the call was terminated without response.
Fortunately, I didnt return their call, they claim my account have a hold on it and gave me a case number that seem suspiciously long, like a seperate phone number or somethin.
Apparently, a automated system was claiming to be from my credit union, saying there was a fraud alert on my charge card and asking for sensative informations. I immediatly hung up and contacted the lost/stolen number on the back of my credit card, they confirmed it was legit but i still wont give out informations
After calling the number listed on the back of my credit card, I discovered the call was actually legitimate.
Although the call was not responded to, a call to the credit union revealed it was a legitimate call, possibly related to a recent Go Fund Me donation.
Avoid calling this number, as they attempt to verify sensitive information that a bank would not request, and instead, contact the number on the back of the card for legitimate assistance.
I recieved an automated call, saying it was my credit union, they read my name and last 4 digits of my credit card, saying ther was suspisous activty, but I knew it was a scam, so I googled the number, and checked with my bank, every thing is fine, never call back the number they give you
A voicemail message claimed to be from the Royal Credit Fraud Detection Center, mentioning suspicious activity on my credit card and requesting a return call to a specified number.
I recieved a call from this number, claiming to be the fraud dept for my credit union, and they provided a case number for me to call back with, but i ignored the call due to the posted responses
A recorded message claimed to be from my credit union's detection center, stating a hold was placed on my credit card, but the call seemed suspicious, especially since the card had not been used recently.
Requests to refrain from calling have been made.
A voicemail was left stating that there was supposidly suspicious activty on my credit card, which they claimed to have the last 4 digits of, and posibly a hold on it.