The analysis of the calls made by +18663563655 suggests that the caller is likely a scammer impersonating a debt collector from Comenity Bank. The comments reveal a pattern of suspicious behavior, including repeated calls, vague references to accounts, and aggressive tactics to collect payment. The callers often claim to be from Comenity Bank, but the bank's actual number and representatives are not associated with this phone number. The use of restricted or private numbers and the demand for immediate callback or payment are also red flags. Overall, the evidence points to a scamming operation targeting individuals with fake debt collection claims.
Despite no longer residing at the location associated with the landline, this number continues to call my cell phone excessively and disregards requests to be removed from their call list.
Multiple calls have been recieved for someone I no longer have contact with. The caller claims to be from Commenity Bank or Community Capital Bank, and this time they mentioned All Pet.
Despite being on the Do Not Call list, I've received multiple calls from this number, supposedly from Comenity Bank, with a caller having a heavy accent and a threatening tone
It is puzzling to observe individuals who are hesitant to return calls from numbers associated with branded credit cards, given the possibility that they may be account holders.
I recieved a call from Commenity Capital Bank, they call every day with a no-caller Id number, they want me to return the call but i wont, i beleive it to be a scam
This is a clear scam, as the caller has repeatedly contacted me despite my having no association with 'Carters' or Community Capital Bank.
A caller claiming to be 'Stanley' from Comenity Bank, regarding my Sally Beauty Card, requested that I return his call, but after verifying the bank's actual number, I discovered that this is a scam, and no accounts were found.
Comenity Capital Bank is responsable for issuing dozens of credid cards, both branded and their own, as a first point.
My cell phone received a call from an unknown number, and the voicemail left for someone named Michelle included this callback number and extension 1512235, with a message from Simon at Community Capital Bank asking me to return the call, which I won't be doing after reading these comments.
A call was received from a person claiming to be Eric, stating that it was necessary to speak with me or my attorney regarding a Victoria's Secret credit card; however, the claim is baseless, as there is no record of such a credit card, and the call is suspected to be a scam.
A voicemail from 720-372-5722 was left, featuring a recording with poor English. The message instructed me to call 866-356-3655, extension 1512156. However, upon dialing the extension, the call went silent and then disconnected. I subsequently spoke with a woman who claimed I owed over $500. She inquired about other numbers, but I stated I was unaware of their significance. I informed her that my account was charged off and I only pay through settlement. She insisted on discussing settlement over the phone, which I refused, requesting all communication to be in writing. Her demeanor was rude, and she continued to assert that my account was open and past due. I reiterated that it was charged off and would not engage in further discussion without written communication. She persisted, and I eventually ended the call.
I continue to receive calls from a restricted number claiming to represent Comenity Bank, asserting the need for an immediate return call, which is indicative of scam tactics, especially since I have no accounts with the mentioned bank or related accounts.
Repeated calls from someone claiming to be Jonny at Comenity Bank have been made to this residence, despite being informed that the person they are seeking does not live here.
A call from a 'Miss Smith' in Ohio regarding my husband's Jared Jewelry account raised concerns, as we do have an account but it's not significantly past due; threats of attorney involvement seem unwarranted
My company was targeted by a scammer using this phone number, claiming to be from Comeneity Bank and offering an 'award,' with the caller identifying herself as Veronica and leaving an extension for a callback.
A call from Comenity Capitol Bank, claiming I owed a balance on an Old Navy account, which I've never had, was reported.
It's unsettling to think about the potential harm that these four numbers could cause.
It's concerning that scammers can spoof numbers and impersonate legitimate companies like Comenity Bank, making it difficult to know who to trust
It's essential to understand that Comenity Capital and Comenity Bank are not scams; all credit cards require a backing bank, and a little common sense can go a long way in recognizing legitimate calls, especially when considering the name on your statements, such as Victoria's Secret or Burlington.
My point beeing, why pay a scammer and where did they get your statement informations from?
Although the caller ID displayed 'Restricted', a voicemail was left instructing me to call back at the provided 866 number, emphasizing the importance of not disregarding the message.
Tiana from Comenity Capital, extension 1151714, persists in calling about issues concerning a person named Tara, despite being informed this is not Tara's number and having no knowledge of who Tara is.
A call was made regarding an allegedly past-due reward from Children's Place, but the stuttering in the voicemail and lack of an extension number to call back suggest it is a scam
A woman claiming to be Ashley, calling from a number in Albuquerque, NM, left a voicemail asking to return her call at a different number regarding a supposedly past-due Sephora card account, which raised suspicions after further investigation
I recieved a blocked call, and in the voice mail, a man claimed to be from Comentiy bank, he gave this number as a call back number with an extention, i called Comenity Bank's fraud department and they confirmed it wasnt legit, every body i talked to was helpfull and nice
Everyones opinon is valid, no need to be envious of others
Linda should be cautious and not act impulsively
It's puzzling why someone would proceed with a payment despite experiencing rude treatment and unaddressed questions from the service provider.
I got a call from this number, and they tryed to talk about some statement, but they were pretty rude and didnt anser my questions, and i got scammed, thats alot of money
A call was received from a Denver, CO number claiming that an Academy Sports account was overdue; however, upon verification with the credit card customer service, it was revealed that the account had no balance, exposing the caller as a total scammer.