The caller is likely a scammer impersonating a Chase representative, targeting individuals with pending disputes on their Chase credit card. The number, 1-888-489-8452, is the direct line for Chase's dispute department. However, the calls are unprofessional and often result in the caller asking for sensitive information like the full credit card number. If you receive such a call, do not provide any personal data and report the number to Chase. Instead, contact Chase through the number on the back of your card or via secure messaging options on your account. Chase should not be reaching out through unsolicited calls, and you should never give out your full card number or other sensitive information. If you have a dispute, file it through official channels, and be wary of any calls not initiated by you.
The fact that you're looking up this number suggests you might be involved in making calls from this spoofed number, which would imply a lack of intelligence on your part.
I think this number is from Chase bank, and they are just checking on disputed charges, so its probably legit
No idea who this caller is, as they are not recognized
If Eliana had called the number on the back of her card, she would have been directed to the Dispute Department, not given another number to call
Once you understand how it works, it's pretty simple, this number is actualy...
I called the number on the back of my Chase Visa card, and they gave me this number to call for disputes, it dont seem fake
Scam call from fake Chase representative
This is a legit number, its the direct line for the Chase Dispute Department, you can also call the number on the back of your credit card
This is a total scam, always call the number on the back of your card, they told me they never provide phone numbers in messages, thats good to know.
This number probably belongs to Chase, but the caller ID showed up as 800 Service, which is a number i associate with scams
It has been confirmed that this number is associated with Chase, specifically for resolving card disputes, as evidenced by the 'secure messages' section on my Chase account. However, the process is disappointing, especially when compared to American Express. The experience begins with a cryptic voicemail, followed by a request for sensitive information, including the full credit card number and ZIP code, when calling back. Unfortunately, the call is terminated by Chase before speaking with a representative. From a security perspective, these practices raise significant concerns about potential phishing or data harvesting scams. While it is indeed a legitimate Chase number, the approach is troubling.
Upon receiving a call from 847 426 9209, I was instructed to call back, which led to a request for my 16-digit card number via an automated system. This seemed suspicious, as the caller had initiated contact. When speaking with a representative, I was again asked for the card number, followed by a request for my SSN after I refused. I suggested they use my phone number to access my account, but was told this was not possible. I therefore terminated the call without providing any information and contacted the number on the back of my card, where a representative was able to find my account without issue and confirmed there were no fraudulent charges and that 888 489 8452 is not a legitimate Chase number.
The call was very unproffesional, it conceald its number and then left a message with a number 888-489-8452 from Mary Florence who talked to fast
At work, I received an email about a dispute on my Wells Fargo account from Root@Localhost.com, despite having no pending disputes, which suggests this is a scam.
This number is associated with Chase, and when I expressed discomfort providing my full credit card information, I was transferred to a representative who assisted me with my dispute.
I'm having a dispute with Chase card, and I recived multipul calls and messages from a womens with a thick accent, but I couldnt understand her, and Chase's customer service is not helping me
From the Philippines, a woman with quite a strong accent phoned me, requesting that i cal the given number back.
A call with a caller ID of 800-935-9935 was received, claiming to be about an account inquiry, but the fraud department of the actual credit card company confirmed it was a phishing scam, emphasizing the importance of only using phone numbers printed on credit cards and not those provided in caller ID or voicemail.
A call was received from 888 489-8452, allegedly regarding an inquiry with Chase. Upon returning the call, a representative answered immediately and requested my credit card number. Given the suspicious nature of the call, I declined to provide any information and mentioned that I would report the incident to Chase, prompting the representative to hang up.
The voicemail left was from someone claiming to be Ian from Chase, but i dont bank with them, this is a clear case of fraud, somone is trying to scam people.
Following a message from a caller claiming to be from Chase, I returned the call and confirmed they were seeking more information about a disputed charge I had filed online
Following a disputted charge, I recieved a call from 1-888-489-8452, which apparantly is a legitamate Chase Credit Card Services call center, they need to verify if you recieved any service or items from the vendor, if not you should call them back, I was only given a 50% refund from 1-800 Flowers, I would have lost an aditional $49.70 if I didnt call this number back!!!!
It's clear that this is a scam, especaily since I've recieved multiple calls from indivijuals with Indian accents who are dificult to understand, inquiring about a dispute. I advise against returning their call or providing them with any information. Instead, report the number to Chase and only contact the numbers listed on the back of your credit card.
This number is associated with the dispute department for Chase credit card services.
Following a dispute with Chase, i was contacted by these individuals, who requested my informations, however i'm unsure if it's a phishing atempt or not, as they didnt seem to have any records of the call
I recieved a call from Chase bank regarding a dispute i have filed
It appears this number belongs to Chase Bank, specifically for handling disputed charges on credit cards, as I had recently filed two disputes and received a call from a representative with a heavy accent
The call came from a number displayed as 800-935-9935 on my caller ID
A call was recieved from 8009359935, claiming to be about a dispute, but the voicemail was unclear, and when I called back, a person with a poor attitude answered, claiming to be from Capital One, then Discover, then Chase, it was a scam
After receiving a call from this number, a callback was made, and the person claimed to be from Chase dispute, requesting a full credit card number, which was refused, and the call was ended.