They keep calling me multiple times a day and hanging up as soon as I answer, which feels like relentless debt‑collection harassment. Most of these calls appear to come from a Chase collections center in San Antonio, even when the recipient has no Chase account. To protect yourself, add the number to your carrier’s block list, register on the national Do‑Not‑Call registry, and consider sending a written cease‑and‑desist request via certified mail. If the calls persist, file a complaint with the FTC and your state’s consumer protection agency. Keeping detailed call logs will help any future legal action.
Chase has been using multiple numbers, including this one, to contact me, despite my enrollment in a debt elimination plan and regular monthly payments of $100
To stop calls from Chase, a letter needs to be faxed to 888-643-9628, and the relevant link is provided.
Following numerous calls from this number, asking for a person named Matthew, which i dont know, i contacted Chase's privacy department, to report the issue, and hopefully get some resolution
Repeated calls have been made from the numbers 210-586-1025 and 210-586-0050
Anyone receiving unwanted calls can send a cease and desist letter, requesting communication be done via mail.
Typically, people avoid answering calls from known collectors :-)
Following three weeks of daily calls from this number, which I consistently ignored, I finally returned the call to put an end to it. Upon requesting my account number, I refused to provide it, and after speaking with a representative, she asserted that the call was from Chase Card Services regarding a promotional letter I had received. I expressed skepticism, given the frequency of the calls and the fact that I reside in PA while the caller was from Texas. The representative insisted that I needed to answer a security question to facilitate the removal of my number from their list, which I eventually did, though I remained unconvinced of the call's legitimacy. Upon being asked to verify my mailing address, I declined and terminated the call.
this number calls me 8 times a day, i am on the do not call list, its making me very angry
The practice of 'Window Dressing' by banks, recently discussed on the radio, involves asking customers to reduce their balances in exchange for incentives, which may be the reason for these calls.
Following a conversation with chase, it became clear that this number is falsely representing themselves. The agressive scam aims to obtain your card informations. After verifing with the actual chase customer service, i was adviced to cancell my card immediatly, even though i hadnt entered my card number. Since i am up to date with all my payments, it seems they had no legit reason to contact me. Be cautious and only provide informations to verified chase numbers, such as those printed on the back of your card or statement.
I recieved a call from 210-586-0050, but no message was left, so i called back and was prompted to enter my 16 digit credit card number, which i didnt do and instead called the Chase 800 number, i am on time with my payments...
For those with Verizon Wireless, it's possible to block up to 5 numbers on their website, which might help alleviate the issue of frequent calls, such as the ones received from this number starting at 8am.
Similar to others, I've been receiving repeated calls from a number claiming to be 'Chase', though it's a different number; without any past due accounts, the calls continue from 8 am to 9 pm, 7 days a week, initially asking for 'David' and now 'Larry'; after filing complaints with donotcall.gov and the FTC, with the latter stating they could do nothing, a solution was found by using the answering machine to create a screeching noise when picking up, which eventually stopped the calls for a week.
Having previously encountered a similar issue with a number like 310-599-9127, associated with a credit card scam called SaveAce, I'm attempting to block this number; the previous incident involved someone with a heavy accent, which made communication difficult - it's possible these are related scams operating under different numbers.
Unlike others, my experience with this number has been different. Occasionally, I receive calls on my cell phone that I'm unable to answer. The messages left have been suspicious, including one with background noise and a woman speaking with a southern accent.
Three calls from this number claimed to be from Chase account services regarding overdue accounts, but when I asked for my account numbers, they cited security reasons for not being able to provide them, leading me to believe it was a phishing attempt.
There have been five consecutive phone calls with no messages left, and this has become a daily occurrence.
Please cease calling, as my accounts are in order and I don't recognize this number
Recently, i've recieved this call multiple times and when i answer, they somtimes hang up, then try to collect on a debt that i've alread explianed i dont have, getting fed up with this nonsense.
This number calls excessively, including Sundays after 8 pm. To counter this, I open and immediately shut my cell phone when it rings, effectively hanging up on them before they can react.
You dont have to be 30 days late for them to call you, they will call you from this number even if you are on a payment plan, i forgot to make a payment and they called me 4 days later
Dealing with Chase has been a nightmare, especially after they took over my Washington Mutual card and hiked the interest rate to 29.99% without warning. Despite my good payment history, they've been relentless in their collection efforts.
I'm glad I found this site, it explains alot, I've been getting calls from (210) 586-0050 over a dozen times in the past 24 hours, they always hang up after I say hello, and never leave a message, the two times someone spoke, they were looking for an Emily, but I dont know anyone by that name, I dont even have a credit card with them or any debt, this is quite wierd
I appreciate the helpful information provided
As a disabled individual, the frequent calls without messages are particularly bothersome, and it's frustrating that the callers show disrespect by not leaving a message.
Daily, this number calls 3 to 4 times, without leaving any message. Initially, when answering, the caller would inquire about the recipient's identity, provide an indecipherable name, and then hang up upon being questioned further. These days, the calls are ignored.
This number calls me twise an hour, about 5 minits apart, starting at 8:00am, but they never leave a message.
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It's comforting to finally understand the origin of these calls, especially after receiving multiple calls from this number over the past two days, with no messages left and only music playing when I answered. Notably, this is my first late Chase payment, and it's surprising they didn't attempt to contact me through official channels. Instead, they resorted to what seems like underhanded tactics.
