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.
After contacting the Chase fraud department regarding the letter I received, the representative assured me of its legitimacy and even checked the number 1-877-470-9042 in their system, confirming it as a legitimate Chase number for handling new credit card approvals
Unlike others, my experience was positive after verifying the phone number and address, which appeared to be legitimate, and a kind lady assisted me with my credit report inquiries
Apparently, my dad was targeted with a request to mail a copy of his social security card and government-issued ID to PO Box 15077, which seems suspicious
After applying for the Chase Platinum Credit card, I was asked to provide my SS# and proof of residence, I then contacted Chase to verify this request, and they confirmed it was a security mesure
After posting my previous message, I decided to investigate the claims of its legit from 1 Aug 2009, I went to the contact us section of the Chase website.
after aplying for a Chase Freedom card, i recieved a strange letter asking for a photocopy of my social secuirty card and proof of adress, which made me wary for several reasons
As someone who is cautious when dealing with unfamiliar numbers, I recently applied for a Chase credit card and received a letter with this number, although I never received a phone call.
It's understandable to be cautious, but not every call is a scam. If someone's purse is stolen and multiple applications are made in their name, it's natural to be suspicious. However, when Chase contacts you for more information after you've applied for a card, it's likely a legitimate inquiry.
I recieved the same letter every body else got, but i never aplicated for a Chase card, nor do i have a Chase card, the person i spoke to at the Chase number i got from their actual website (who was obviousley in a call center somwhere in India) told me i had to go into a local branch and show them the letter to verify wether or not its fraude, i think thats redicolous
Verification with Chase Bank confirmed that their request for a copy of my social security card for a Visa application was legitimate
The amount of time some people devote to such endeavors is astonishing, and I think it's time for them to find a more productive hobby.
A fraudulent letter was sent to me on what appeared to be Chase letterhead, thanking me for an application I never made and requesting sensitive documents.
A call from an unknown number appeared on my cell phone's caller ID, and the individual on the other end inquired about my application for a Southwest Airlines Credit Card. When they requested my birth date for verification, I became skeptical due to the unprofessional nature of the call and declined to provide the information over the phone. They provided an alternative number, 1-877-470-9042, which I called, and after a recorded message stating that the call may be monitored, a woman claiming to be from Chase's fraud operations answered.
After applying for a Chase card, I received a letter requesting proof of address but not my social security number, which seems like a more secure approach, especially since I had already provided my SSN during the online application.
Nice try scammer, you dont understand that i didnt apply for a card or that my purse was stolen
From my understanding, Chase and First USA are separate financial institutions, with First USA catering to individuals with poor credit and charging high interest rates
this is a fraud, they called me saying they were with chase fraud and needed me to verify my informations, when I refusd they hung up on me, I called the real chase and they told me it wasnt them
Upon receiving a letter requesting proof of address or an electric bill to qualify for a Visa Platinum credit card with Chase Bank, it appears I may have fallen victim to fraud, and the provided contact number is 1-800-355-2998, with an address listed as Chase Bank USA, NA P.O. Box 15077 Wilmington, DE 19886-5077, which is suspicious.
The letter included the same phone number, 1.877.470.9042, and an address that seemed legitimate.
After applying for a Chase credit card, I received a letter requesting my current address and a copy of my social security card; following a few attempts, I managed to verify with Chase's customer service that the letter was legitimate.
A lengthy and suspicious call was received from a woman claiming to be Sally Rogers, who requested credit card information and offered to reduce interest rates for a substantial fee
After applying for a credit card, a letter was received stating that the application was declined due to too many loans and insufficient time at the current address, despite this being inaccurate. The letter and envelope were compared to legitimate bank documents, revealing discrepancies, including a fake address, and the matter was reported to the bank as a scam.
My purse was stolen few week ago with all my info, including ssn, i called lifelock and put fraud alert on my ssn, then i recieve call from Ameeka at chase bank, she say someone apply for credit card, i told her it not me, she ask for my home adress, i refuse, then she transfer me to supervisor Danielle, she give me another number to call, but when i call chase, they say they dont have any application with my name, i think they phishing for more info, dont trust this number!!!!
I also received a letter with the phone number 1-800-213-9425 and the same address. Unfortunately, I called and provided them with my information, which now has me worried.
Application for a Chase credit card was the reason for the call
We had a similar experience with the letter, and as a precaution, we froze our credit through Equifax after being informed by Chase that someone attempted to obtain a credit card using my social security number.
Although the request seems suspicious, it appears to be a legitimate inquiry about social security and address verification
I received a letter with a new 800 number and the same PO, from their fraud operations department, stating that someone had applied for a credit card in my name, and I am wondering if this is related to the scam in question.
Although I didn't receive a call, I did get a letter supposedly from Chase/First USA with an 800 number, but the same PO Box as the other number - a clear indication of a scam, especially with the emergence of a new number, 800 213 9435, which should be treated with caution.
After receiving an email from United that contained personal details, I submitted an application, which was followed by a letter from Chase requesting my SSN and proof of address