Late last week, a familiar buzz sounded from 877‑253‑8964, and many users wonder if it’s a genuine fraud alert or a phishing trap. The consensus points to a third‑party fraud detection service that banks sometimes employ to flag suspicious card activity. The safest play is to never give personal details to the caller; instead, hang up and call the number on the back of your card or your bank’s official website. Verify the case number they mention and let the bank confirm any hold or replacement. Treat any request for full account info as a red flag, and keep a log of call times for reference.
Received a random call, and a robotic voice asked me to recite the last three numbers of my bank card before offering a chance to win—pretty sketchy, huh?
Its a fake, i recived a text and 2 missed calls about a charge of $98.35, i contacted my bank and they told me it wasnt from them, they said they would never use a 3rd party number
This number seem safe to me
I have received both a voicemail and a text message from this number.
Nothing was said
It's obvious that this company is legitamate, anyone who doesnt beleive it is mistakin, i checked my banks website and the fraud detection information was ther, if you have doubts, you should check your banks website or give them a call, but this fraud detection is definately legit.
Your story dont make sence, why didnt you call the number on the back of your card to resolve the issue?
This company's policy is outdated, as they locked my card without warning, leaving me unable to access funds, and a 4.5-hour call did not resolve the issue.
Why are you posting this in this thread, is it related to the number?
I got 3 calls from this number in 10 minutes, i dont answer unknow numbers
The caller did not leave a message, and the CID indicated 'fraud detection', which suggests a scam.
This is clearly a fake call.
After completing a transaction, I recieved a call from a person named Carlos, who claimed to be from SNBT and had an asian accent.
Interestingly, this number belongs to the fraud detection unit of my credit union, a rare instance of legitimacy.
This is totaly a scam
_BEWARE: this number is likely a phishing scam targeting unsuspecting individuals, so it's essential to exercise caution.
It is possible that this number has been spoofed by a scammer, which raises questions about the purpose of this inquiry, given that the owner of the number is already known.
This company is legit, they call when ther are too many purchases on your debit card in a short time, its a security mesure
It seems counterintuitive to look up a phone number when you already know who it belongs to; what was the reasoning behind this action?
If you get a call from this number saying you have fraude on your card, dont give them any information, just call your bank and verify, they had alot of my informations
It seem's to be a legitamate company, but to be safe, its better to call the number on the back of your card, or just contact your local bank, thats what i did and it got resolvd quickly
Further evidence suggests that this post is linked to scamming activities perpetrated by dishonest individuals.
It's crucial to remember that a legitimate number doesn't necessarily mean the caller is genuine, as scammers often spoof numbers to deceive victims, so it's essential to verify by calling the number on the back of your card or the company's website.
This number is actually a legit number, it belongs to the Fraud Protection service from your bank, and it will deny purchases made overseas and send info to Fraud Protection.
The authenticity of their claim is questionable, and I wonder if you have a personal connection to the company, given the unfamiliar name and card number in the message.
While their advice is helpful and the service is legitimate, it's preferable to handle financial matters directly with the bank.
I recieved a voice mail from this number, claiming to be calling on behalf of my credit union about suspicious charges, but after contacting my credit union, i found out this company is legit and they use it to monitor debit card activity
I appresheate your help!!!!!
Based on past experiences, it is believed that this call is part of a scam, particularly a fraud detection company, and it is advised to hang up and contact the bank instead of engaging with the caller.
A text message was received regarding potential fraud on a credit card, but since I don't have an account with the mentioned bank, the message was ignored.