Never answer unknown numbers that claim to be Card Member Services; let the call go to voicemail first. Most reports describe silent hang‑ups, repeated outreach, and requests for full credit‑card details—classic signs of a scam. If you must return the call, use the official phone number printed on a recent statement, not the one the caller provides. Keep personal data private, and consider adding the number to your phone’s block list or reporting it to your carrier’s fraud department. For persistent callers, filing a complaint with the FTC or your state’s consumer protection agency can help curb the abuse.
US Bank has been calling my workplace multiple times a day, they dont say anything, just dead air, and then they hang up, we have asked them to stop calling this number, but they continuelly ignore our requests.
Calls from this number are attempting to deceive people into wiring money, which should be investigated by the authorities
Four calls today, including an automated message from 'card services', and the rest were silent; unsure how they got my work number
Our business line is frequently called by this number, but despite the repeated attempts, no one ever speaks.
They asked for my credit card number and my SSN, wich is totaly ridiculus
Upon receiving a call from an unknown number, the speaker claimed to be from US Bank and requested account information, but the recipient wisely declined and instead contacted the bank directly to verify the authenticity of the call.
This platform is useful, and by filing complaints with the FCC, we can collectively stand up against these harassers. It's essential to be cautious and never divulge personal information over the phone unless you initiated the call.
Over the past two days, this number has called five times, but since the number is unknown, it remains unanswered.
Recieved a call from this number yesterday, appearently they were trying to reach someone about thier credit card debt, what a nuisence
It is worth noting that cell phone companies must wait six months before reassigning phone numbers.
This number belongs to the credit card COLLECTION department, so they must have a valid reason for calling.
My US Bank Visa account is in good standing, yet they continue to call, which has only strengthened my resolve to close all accounts and switch to a credit union due to their incompetence.
For months, we've been receiving multiple daily calls from Credit Call Services despite having no accounts with US Bank and previously requesting to be removed from their list, leading to further action including complaints to the Do Not Call Registry.
These guys keep making hang up calls, when i called them back, a machine ansered saying 'Credit Card Services' and then i got a desision tree, and a message saying 'all available operators are busy.....'
The caller failed to leave a message, which is particularly frustrating since I am registered on the do not call list.
For a month, calls have been received multiple times a day from a caller looking for Maxwell, despite explanations that no such person exists, and the situation has become a source of amusement with plans to provide humorous responses
The number 877-838-4347 is a legitimate US Bank number, although it is unclear whether the caller is an employee or not
Frequent daily calls with no messages or reason; it's a form of harassment
For the past three months, I have been receiving calls from this number, which has become borderline harassment, as my US Bank account is in good standing and they never leave a message
Someone rang asking about my USBANK payment informations
This number has been calling repeatedly, and when answered, the caller claims to have knowledge of recent payments, asking to confirm mailing address and zip code, which seems irrelevant and potentially fraudulent
While at work, an unknown number was ignored, and it is presumed to be a potential scam given the decision not to answer it.
At work, I received a call from this phone number, and based on previous entries, I suspect it might be related to my US Bank Visa card from REI, although I've recently paid off the balance.
Verification with US Bank revealed that the number 877-838-4347 is not associated with their legitimate collection activities.
My uncle received a call from someone claiming to be 'Pam' from 'US Bank', stating they needed to reach me urgently, but when I contacted US Bank directly, they confirmed it was likely a tactic to get me to sign up for a credit card, which I found obnoxious.
Contact from US BANK collection was made, during which they verified my personal info, including address and balance, and cautioned against making online payments while we spoke
A woman calld me erly, and when i calld back, she said she was from card services, but i didnt give her my credit card number becaus it seamed suspisous
Despite my payments being up to date, these idiots persist in calling, only to hang up after a single ring - it's infuriating and I'm at a loss for what to do
This number seem legit, they called me becouse my REI Visa account was past due, i hung up before giving them any information, then i called my credit card company to confirm the number, they transfered me back to this number, so i paid my account
an automated message requested sensitive information, including the last four digits of a social security number, claiming to be from a company called Rei Visa, which appears to be a scam