Imagine getting a call that sounds exactly like your Chase banker, only to discover it’s a classic case of caller ID spoofing. Most reporters label the +1‑866‑271‑9305 outreach as a scam, with a handful noting occasional legitimate interactions. The safest play is to hang up, avoid sharing any personal or financial details, and call the number printed on the back of your card or your official online portal. Consider blocking the line, reporting it to the FTC, and monitoring your accounts for unexpected activity. When in doubt, treat unsolicited banking calls as suspicious until verified directly with the institution.
This morning, I received a call from a person claiming to be a virtual banker with Chase Bank, who left a message that sounded like it was recorded while driving; I believe this to be a scam and hope others will be cautious.
A call from this number claimed to be from Chase, but no information was provided. An email was also sent, which seems suspicious.
The guy on the phone claim to be from Chase Bank, but it was weird that he didnt give me his name, insted he call himself a 'virtual banker'
Although the caller claimed to be from Chase, other sources indicate it's a fraudulent call.
A call claiming to be from Chase Bank was received, but preference is to visit the branch in person.
They contacted me, claiming to be from chase, and left a voicemail stating they had some helpful informations, but I didnt bother to call back.
They claimed to be from Chase Bank, but when I called them back, the person asked for my name and location, I hung up and called Chase, they said the number dont belong to them, its a scam, dont provide any information