A caller, falsely claiming to represent NCSECU, reported a large transaction on my debit card and provided a case number, asking me to return the call, but this appears to be a scam after researching the number.
NCSECU fraud call – what to verify?
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Never share your PIN, full card number, or Social Security number with anyone who calls you. When a call references suspicious activity, ask for the caller’s official name, department, and a callback number that matches the contact info on the back of your card or the institution’s website. If they only request your first and last name and can recite recent transaction details, that’s a good sign they have legitimate data, but still verify by calling the main branch directly. Avoid giving any personal data until you’re certain of the caller’s identity, and keep a record of the conversation for future reference. A quick caller verification step can stop fraud before it spreads.
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Recent Reports for (866) 961-1371
Information regarding my debit card was provided by a caller claiming to be from the credit union's fraud department
They requested my SS#, but I refused to give it to them, thats alot of personel info.
Basicly, the NCSECU fraud center is completly legitmite, you can verfiy it however you want.
I recieved a call from this number and was ask to call back to another number, luckily i was prepare due to reading post on this page, the guy who pick up the phone only ask for my name and found the suspected fraudulent charge
A call from (919) 856-5005 directed me to contact 866-961-1371. After researching this page, I approached the call with caution. The person who answered only requested my name and then provided details about suspected fraudulent charges, including the date, amount, and affected business.
Fortunatly, i got a call from that number and thay told me my card number was used in Texas, but i called my bank and it's a legitimate service, so that's a good thing
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Apparently, my mother was targeted by fraudsters who called her from (919) 856-5005 on 06/27/20011, claiming she had a fraudulent charge on her card of $49.95, but they didnt provide any informations
Yesterday, I was contacted by this number regarding alleged suspicious activity on my credit card, prompting me to verify the legitimacy of the call with my local credit union before taking any further action.
This number is legit, but if you are suspicious, call the number on your card and ask to be transfered to the fraud departement, dont give out your pin number or security number, SECU will never ask for that informations
I appreciate the information provided, it has been helpful.
A call from this number claimd to be from Local Gov Emp Credit Union, and after calling them back, they seamed profesional in verifying unusual charges on my card, which totald over $500 to Western Union
I recieved a call from a number that showed up as 919-856-5005, with a message to contact the NCSECU fraud prevention line at 866-961-1371, which I did, and fortunately they caught a fraudlent charge on my account.
As the Fraud Prevention Manager at the State Employees Credit Union, I oversee a team of 16 employees who use this number to verify suspicious activity on our members' debit and credit cards, and we appreciate members' prompt responses to our calls, which helps prevent unnecessary card blocks.
SECU's fraud prevention department is associated with this number, and it's crucial to specify the type of card involved when reporting suspected fraud to ensure proper notation.
A person claiming to be from the SECU Frauld Prevention Dept, namd Jim, contacted me about my recent internet activites
A caller claiming to be 'Jim' from the SECU Fraud Prevention Dept. questioned recent online orders and provided a number for verification, 800-899-9723.
After making multiple online bill payments, totaling nearly $700, I received a call to verify the transactions. The representative confirmed that the call was from NC SECU and only asked for my name to verify my identity. They also reviewed several charges I had made that morning as a precautionary measure to prevent fraud.
After contacting NCSECU about this number, they initially reported no issues with my card, but upon further investigation with VISA, they confirmed the caller's claims and transferred me to their fraud protection department.
Legitimate call from the North Carolina State Employees Credit Union's Fraud Prevention Department, which verified some transactions on my debit card without requesting sensitive information
Upon researching this number online, I discovered that others have had similar experiences with suspicious calls, reaffirming the importance of verifying unfamiliar numbers.
18669611371
State employees Credit union
I was contacted by someone claiming to be from State Employees Credit Union, asking about activity on my husband's debit card, but the call raised several red flags, including unprofessionalism and suspicious requests for information.
A call was received claiming to be from a credit union's fraud division, but was likely a scam attempting to obtain financial information
Bascially, the scammers are tryna get your credit card info by pretending to be your financial institution, and claiming their is a fraud activty on your account, dont belive them tho
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