The analysis of the comments and caller information related to the phone number +18774709042 suggests that this number is likely associated with a fraudulent activity, specifically a phishing scam targeting Chase Bank customers. Many users reported receiving letters or calls requesting personal and sensitive information, such as Social Security numbers and proof of address, under the guise of verifying their identity or processing a credit card application. While some users claimed to have verified the legitimacy of the number with Chase's customer service, others reported suspicious interactions and red flags, such as being asked to mail or fax sensitive documents to an unknown PO box. It is essential to exercise caution and verify the authenticity of any communication requesting personal information.
I also recieved a letter, but I never apllied for a Chase Card, its clear somone is trying to use my identy
Definatly do not fall for this, same thing happend to me, do not give out your SS, it is a compleat scam and you will regreat it.
This number is linked to a scam that attempts to obtain your Social Security number by posing as Chase bank, which is entirely fraudulent.
They just want my social securti number, they already have my adress.
The dude in question was here back in 2008, it seemes like a long time ago
The behavior exhibited is extremely rude and unprofessional
I recieved a letter in the mail, but i never aplyed for the card, definately a scam, be carefull!
A letter was received that appeared official but was likely a scam, as genuine companies would contact through other means and not request personal information over the phone.
This number is reportedly from the fraud department of a major bank, aiming to verify identities for recent credit card applications. If you haven't applied, it's safe to ignore.
I recived a letter in the mail with a Chase Bank letterhead, stating I had submited a credit card application, and asking me to call 877-470-9042, however, I had submited no such application, I strongly suspet a scam
This number is the source of persistent spam calls, with evidence suggesting compromised phone security.
Instead of a call, I received a letter about an Amazon.com Chase credit card I never requested, asking for personal documents, which I knew was fraudulent.
After submiting an online application, I contacted the provided number and was requested to provide proof of buisness. Following two seperate calls, I became suspisious due to the unusual nature of the conversation. After obtaining photocopies of the required documents, I began to suspect potential fraud. I then contacted Chase directly and verified the authenticity of the request. It appeard to be legitamate, but I remain caucious. I have since taken the documents to Chase for faxing and await a response, which may take upto two weeks. If this is indeed fraud, it is very convincing!!! The direct Chase number is 1-888-269-8690 and the fax number is 1-888-643-9628.
I recieved a letter and a number to call for fraude protection, but i didnt call because i look it up on google and saw all the negative review
Receiving a letter about an Amazon.com Visa application that was never filled out led to contacting a Chase representative to clarify the situation, as it seemed suspicious.
After receiving a letter about a signature card application, I contacted the provided number and spoke with a gentleman in India who claimed my local bank wouldn't be aware of the issue, offered to close the application, and recommended I visit chase.com for an ID theft kit and contact Equifax for a fraud alert, but I became apprehensive when asked for my social security number and ended the call, planning to visit my local branch instead
We recived a letter that say we apply for a credit card, but we didnt, so we call the number on the back of our credit card and they say the letter is a hoax, this is a atempt to defraud peoples!
Verification confirms that this number is legitimate and belongs to the Chase credit card fraud department, which contacted me regarding a suspicious application for an Amazon.com credit card in my name.
It seems absurd that they would send a letter to verify a physical address, which doesn't seem legitimate.
I also received a similar call; when I visited my bank, the representative checked on it and provided my social security number and a reference number, but declined to share my birth certificate or driver's license, resulting in a declined credit application
Banks are only looking out for ther own intrests, i got a letter from them and i wasnt impressed, didnt need ther credit anyway
i recieve a letter from CHASE with my adress but a name of a person that never live at my adress, so i google the po box 15077, call 877-470-9042, and after alot of wrangling, the foreign female voice say she was locate at the main bank, but she kept avoiding to disclose where it was locate
Receiving a letter stating that CHASE BANK USA NA denied my application for a Visa Platinum credit card from Amazon.com, despite never applying, has left me perplexed, especially since the included credit score was near perfect, suggesting no valid reason for denial, and now I am unsure how to proceed.
Fraudulent activity is suspected as I've previously experienced unauthorized charges on my Chase card and they've left a message.
A call was made, but no message was left, and the caller ID simply said "Chase"
Following a phone call a few days ago, a lady requested verification of my online application information, which I provided, including sensitive details like SSN and address, and subsequently received a letter with instructions to contact 800-213-9435, where I was asked to submit identification documents to Appeal Box 15077 Wilmington DE 19886, a process I've since verified with Chase's credit card department as legitimate
Legit companys dont request your SS# to "verfy identity". The card explicitely states "For SS and Tax purposes, not for Identifiaction." Dont send a copy of the card, its an invitiation to ID theft!
I recived a call from 'Chase Fraud Prevention', which I found suspisious, and they requested a fax of my social security card, but after verifing with the actual bank, it appeard to be legit.
I advise people to verify for themselves, as I did when I applied for a Chase Freedom card, and found it to be legit, even though I applied through a third party
Verification with Chase Bank confirmed that this call was indeed a phishing attempt, masquerading as a legitimate call from the bank.