Like a wolf in sheep’s clothing, the calls from +19802332000 masquerade as legitimate Synchrony Financial outreach, pressing victims to hand over Social Security numbers, birth dates, or account codes. The pattern—generic voicemail about a nonexistent Walmart, Amazon, or PayPal application, followed by a high‑pressure callback request—matches classic vishing tactics. Callers often spoof familiar brand IDs and use toll‑free numbers that look official. Never provide personal data on unsolicited calls, and verify any claim by contacting the institution directly using a known phone number or online portal. Report the number to your carrier and place it on a blocklist to curb future attempts.
Synchrony bank, the company behind various store cards, made a call from this number for ID verification regarding a card I had opened the previous day
This call was from someone I dont know, and it's been listed as a scam.
This number made an unautorized call to our overseas phone, and has been blocked and reported.
A caller claiming to be from Synchrony Bank inquired about a check I had submitted and requested my birthdate for verification. The request seemed unusual, especially since it was made immediately. I informed them that I had already spoken to someone else and received the necessary paperwork. The caller persisted in asking for my birthdate, so I ended the call and they did not attempt to contact me again. What is alarming is how they were aware of my bank transaction.
two calls were made, and a voicemail was left the second time
The caller claimed I had recently applied for a PayPal credit card, despite having one for years, and threatened to close my account if I didn't provide information, prompting me to hang up.
During the call, the individual claimed that an application for an Amazon credit card had been submitted, but my credit bureau accounts were frozen, and they requested my address and the last four digits of my SSN, which, given my existing Synchrony bank cards, I initially believed, but after researching the phone number, I discovered it was a scam and promptly contacted my credit bureau to place an alert on my SSN.
I recently have a charge on my Best Buy card, i was told it was using my SSN or zip code, luckily i didnt pick up the call from this phone number
Clearly, this is a scam alert.. they actually called me and told me that i tried to open this account. when i said i never applied for it they tried to get me to verify my address, phone number and social security number. i refused to give them my ss# and they said they were opening a fraud case.
The caller ID indicated GE Capital, but the call went unanswered, with no voicemail left; this behavior is characteristic of a scammer.
I just got a call from them, they only gave me 2 options and they asked for my whole social security number
Although Synchrony is a legitimate bank, this number is similar to their actual number, and the callback number provided is different.
The same voicemail message was received, featuring knowledge of the recipient's spouse's name, but the authenticity of the call is doubted.
I recieved a message about a Walmart application, but I never aplicated, so I knew it was a scam
This number is associated with a scam attempting to obtain SSNs, with a fake caller ID name of Synchrony Financial and a voicemail regarding a Walmart credit application.