Like a chameleon, the caller ID on +12106771346 can shift colors, pretending to be Citibank, Best Buy, or a fraud department. Most reports describe the call as a spoofed number aiming to harvest personal data, so treat any unsolicited request for SSN, birthdate, or passwords as suspicious. Verify the caller by hanging up and dialing the official number on the back of your card or the bank’s website—never use the callback number they provide. Enable two‑factor alerts, consider a credit freeze, and report the incident to your bank and the FTC. Staying proactive keeps scammers out of your accounts.
A voicemail was left claiming to be from the fraud department of a credit card company, and upon calling back, it was confirmed to be legitimate.
In my case, the voicemail from Citi's check fraud unit was genuine, but it's possible that others may spoof this number for malicious purposes.
A call claiming my Sears card was compromised turned into an identity theft discussion, yet I do not own a Sears card, and their explanation for having my cell number was unsatisfactory.
I recieved a call and they leaved me a message saying my Macy's Amex was being used without my permision and I should call back with the account number, but I knew beter and double checked
Foreign caller pretends to be from Citicard, asking for sensitive information, a clear scam.
