If you see a call flashing JPMorgan Chase or any Chase‑related name, brace yourself – it’s almost always a spoof. Scammers pull your personal data, claim they can lower your interest rate, and pressure you for card numbers, SSNs, or birth dates. The safest move is to hang up immediately, block the number, and call the real bank using the phone on the back of your card or the official website. Never trust a caller who knows details like your last four digits without you sharing them first. Keep a log of repeat numbers and report them to the FTC or your carrier.
After receiving a call from a local area code, I was transferred to another agent, but their unconvincing tone led me to hang up; they called back, claiming to have information about my balance and interest rate, which I disputed, requesting verification via email.
Apparently, a scammer claiming to be from Chase bank contacted me, insisting that the caller ID verified their identity, but I saw through the ruse and ended the call. Previously, I received similar calls from other numbers alleging to represent Chase bank, offering to lower my interest rate below 6% due to my payment history.
The caller asked for my card details, claiming they could lower my interest rate, but i wasnt comfortable sharing that information
This caller is attempting to steal credit card informations
I recieved a call from this number, the person was inquiring about my credit card informations, I subsequenly hung up
A request for my credit card number was made, which I refused, being cautious of potential scams
The caller requested my credit card information and personal details, becoming belligerent and insulting when I refused to comply.
Despite having poor credit and not dealing with this bank, repeated calls are still being received.
A call was received from Richard Williams, claiming to be able to reduce interest rates, but he requested sensitive information, which raised suspicions.
The caller pretended to be from Chase, offering a lower interest rate, but actually wanted my card's expiry number.
This number has been identified as fake.
The caller ID indicated that the call was from JP Morgan, but the caller was actually discussing my Capital One credit card, which led me to believe it was a fraudulent call
A caller claiming to represent JP Morgan Chase offered to lower my interest rate, citing my payment history as the reason
A silent voicemail was received after business hours.
I have a query and would prefer to communicate in Spanish, if possible.
During our conversation, the caller claimed to have accessed my credit card payment history and offered to reduce my interest rate to between 0 and 4 percent, which I found suspicious since I don't even possess a Chase credit card; furthermore, the caller seemed irritated, mentioning that I had supposedly asked them to call back, which was not the case
Simply reporting unwanted calls doesn't guarantee that they will stop; it's essential to take additional measures.
Ive had over 300 spam calls in the past few monts, including this one, and it seems like they always call when I get home, pretty suspisous
Similarly, I did not receive a message from them, and I do not have a Case card.
They keep calling my landline at 8 a.m.
The answer is negative.
Advertising call for cars. Hung up.
Advertising for streaming services. Tempting but I already have one.
Upon answering the call, the line went dead as the caller hung up immediately.
Other type, handled okay. Neutral.
Other call, seemed harmless but unclear.
The caller ID say JPMORGAN CHASE, but I dont have a chase credit card, thats a scam, obvioulsy
The caller ID showed a call from Chase Bank, but no message was left, which is suspicious since I don't have a Chase credit card.
The caller ID displayed JPMorgan Chase, but the call is suspected to be fraudulent as no message was left; the call was blocked
There's someone who keep's calling from this number, claiming to be Chase Card Services, but when I answer, there's no one on the other end, it's pretty weird
