Oddly enough, the +1‑859‑795‑5684 line shows up in dozens of reports as a bogus Citibank impersonator. Callers swing between claiming a tiny overdraft, an unpaid Macy’s bill, or a debt collection demand, often using a thick Indian or Southern accent and vague “new law” references. The pattern points to a classic vishing scam: they harvest personal data by feigning legitimacy. Never share account numbers, Social Security, or birth dates unless you’ve initiated the call and can verify the representative through official bank channels. Hang up, block the number, and file the incident with the FTC or your carrier.
Debt collector call that felt aggressive and unprofessional. Might be worth filing a complaint.
Repeated calls from a number claiming to be Citi Group have resulted in empty calls, and when I called back, the representative asked for my account number or Social Security number, which I refused to provide.
A call was received with a voicemail from 'Gina, ID number 71270', featuring a heavy southern US accent, which is likely a phishing attempt.
They texted me about a grant and then called asking for my informations.
This is a fraudulent call claiming to be from Citibank, which is not the case.
A man with a thick accent called, claiming I owed money to Bloomingdale's, but I never had an acount with them, and he asked for my SS# and card #, a clear scam, so I blocked the number and reported it to the FTC
It's astonishing that anyone would believe such nonsense
This is clearly a scam.
Following an incident of identity theft, which involved the creation of a City Macy's card, I received a call from someone claiming to need verification, potentially from the individual responsible for the theft.
Recieved a call, looked up the number, and didnt answer, thank you for the warnings.
Interestingly, the caller speaks both English and Spanish, which is useful to know.
A call from Citibank/Macys claimed I owed $500, which seems suspicious given I closed my Macys card over five years ago.
Similar to others, I also received a call from a man with a thick Indian accent, who claimed to be from Citi and wanted me to return his call before 9:00 PM that night
My parent's recived multiple calls from a person claiming to be from Citibank, appearently their Macy's account was overdue, they didnt give out any informtion, thankfully
They said a new law has passed, and they aren't allowed to speak to your spouse without permision, but they didn't specify which law or state.
My husband recieve'd a call from this number, an indian man from kentucky, claim'd to be from Macy's, he wanted to talk about my account, but he didnt have the right to talk to my husband, it's illegel
A female caller contacted me, asking to speak with someone else, but also knew my name, and the call was unprofessional with background noise, but she refused to disclose the purpose of the call.
A man, inquiring about a Macy's account, requested sensitive information, which I refused to provide, suspecting a phishing attempt.
Receiving a scam call is always a nuisance, and this instance was no exception, as the caller attempted to deceive me by claiming to be from Citibank and stating that I had a $10 overdraft on a linked credit card, which I know to be false since I don't have any accounts with that bank. The caller also mispronounced my name, a common trait among scammers. I ended the call after threatening to contact the FCC and FBI.
The caller had my name, but wouldnt say whats it about unless i confirmed my identity, i refused and the call ended.