Is Your Debit Card Really Locked? Beware This Scam!

Although the number is no longer in service, I wanted to report the incident where they sent a text claiming my card was locked, and an automated machine requested my credit card information, which I found suspicious.

A text claiming my debit card was compromised and asking for account info to fix it seems suspicious.

A voice claimed to be from Chase Fraud, urging me to call this number immediately, but I chose not to.

Apparently, they claim my debit card is locked, which is amusing since I don't link such accounts to my cell, clearly a scam attempt by uninformed individuals.

The caller claimed my debit card was locked and asked me to call them back, it's the ushual scam, dont fall for it

A text message from this number claimed my debit card had been compromised and asked for my account information to resolve the issue.

A message from this number alleged to be from Chase fraud department, urging me to call another number immediately, which I chose not to do

The caller falsely claimed my debit card was locked, which I knew was a scam since I don't link such information to my cell phone

The caller claimed that a debit card was locked and requested a return call, which is a common scam tactic. It seems that this scam has been adopted by individuals in Cambodia.

I recived a text saying my debit card was compromized, they need my account info to fix it, or so

A message claimed to be from Chase Fraud, urging me to call 1-855-451-183I7 immediately, which I did not do

They say my debit card is lockd, but i dont think thats posible sinc i dont registar that kind of thing on my cell

A familiar scammer's tactic is used here, stating that my debit card is locked and asking me to call back, a tactic that Cambodia seems to have adopted.

A text message was received claiming the debit card had been compromised, with a request for account information to supposedly resolve the issue.

A suspicious voice claimed to be from Chase's fraud department and urged me to call back immediately at 1-855-451-183I7, which I ignored.

The message claimed my debit card was locked, which is laughable since I don't associate such things with my cell, a clear sign of scammers at work.

A common scam was attempted, claiming that the debit card was locked and required a call to resolve the issue, which is a well-known tactic originating from Cambodia.

A text was sent claiming my debit card was compromised and requesting account information to resolve the issue.

The voice on the phone said it was Chase Fraud and I should call this number immediatly, but I didnt

The caller claimed that my debit card was locked, but I do not have my card registered to my cell phone, making it an obvious scam.

I recived a message saying my debit card is locked and I should call, its the same old scam, I guess Cambodia is where this scam origianted