This number, +18887022832, is a clear scam. The caller pretends to be from various financial institutions, such as Card Member Services or the Consumer Protection Agency, and often uses names like John Davis, Joey Parks, or Credit Card Sam. They claim to have your last four Social Security digits and detailed credit information, but their real goal is to trick you into revealing sensitive data like your CCV number. Multiple users report that the caller has called repeatedly, even spoofing local bank branch numbers. If you receive a call from this number, hang up and block it. Never share any financial information, and verify any suspicious calls with your actual bank or credit card company.
Exploiting distress to swindle honest Americans is a despicable act, and it's surprising that individuals like Susan Joey Michael Daniel continue to peddle false financial advice to unsuspecting victims
Referring to the number 888-702-2832, it seems to be related to this one
I get call after call from this number, they know my last 4 digits and my cards are open, thats not ok
The credit card scam targeting me is the same as reported by others.
The same script was recited to me as others have mentioned here, word by word
A man, supposedly John Davis from card member services, contacted me with alot of my personal info, including the last 4 digets of my social, and claimed someone was trying to open credit cards in my name
The caller claimed to be a case manager for Visa and Mastercard Security
I am trying to determine whether this number is associated with a legitimate entity or a scamming operation.
The caller claimed to be from the Consumer Protection Agency and had acces to our credit history, including my husband's last 4 digits of his Social Security Number, during the call, they mentioned various credit card account balances we supposedly have
Investigation is underway to determine if this number is being used for scamming purposes, with a caller claiming to be Joey Parks from the Consumer Protection Agency in Florida, raising suspicions.
A scammer is posining as a represantative from Trans Union Credit, trying to obtain credit card information