Repeated spikes of recorded pitches and aggressive "remove me" scripts point to a classic credit‑card rate‑reduction scam. Callers masquerade as "Consumer Services" or "Cardholder Services" but consistently demand personal info or pressure you to press digits, despite promising to honor a do‑not‑call request. The safest play is to let the call go to voicemail, never confirm details, and add the number to your phone’s blocklist or a third‑party blocker. Report the offending line to the FTC and the National Do‑Not‑Call Registry; multiple complaints can trigger enforcement. Keep a log of call timestamps to strengthen any future complaint.
I recieved call's from this # on 4/22 and 4/23, but they didnt leave any message's
I can block entire area codes, wich i have done, it's just sad
For those looking to block these unwanted calls, a list of numbers used by scammers over the past three years is available.
I completely agree, as I have been receiving frequent calls from this number every other day or so, which is quite frustrating.
When you return the call and press 5 or 0, the automated system thanks you for calling but fails to provide any further assistance or acknowledge the original call's purpose.
I get call's almost every day regarding credit card rate's
To avoid further issues, the landline is being discontinued and the cell phone will be set to block mode
Stopp scam calls immediatly!
At my workplace, I receive these calls and have spoken to a live person after pressing one, who then inquires about debt consolidation; when I explain that they're soliciting a government agency and should remove our number, they hang up.
These scammers are quite anoying, they never leave a mesage and continute to call despite knowing i dont have credit cards
I am plagued by daily calls from this number at roughly the same time, and I am frustrated by the lack of options to stop the calls without switching to a cell phone and blocking the number
Scam artists behind these calls disregard the Do Not Call list and spoof phone numbers to evade law enforcement, making call blockers the most effective way to manage these unwanted calls.
It's naive to believe that scam artists will stop calling simply because you ask them to; these individuals are criminals who disregard the Do Not Call list and use spoofed numbers to continue their activities
These callers are persistent, despite my attempts to thwart them, and this time I managed to keep Timothy on the line for 15 minutes by providing false information, until he became frustrated and hung up, at which point I read him the number for the National Do-Not-Call Registry, suggesting he should consider a more lawful profession
Beware of this phishing attempt, which starts with a recorded message claiming to help reduce credit card debt. It's essential to ignore the call and not engage with the caller, as they're seeking sensitive personal information.
My experience involved calling back from a cell phone to add my number to the do not call list, which was successful, unlike my attempts with a landline, until the third try was apparently successful.
I appresheate the advice, but unfortunatly, this number doesnt acept incoming calls. Oh well, I gues.
The caller's intention was unclear, but the message 'u lose' was conveyed.
It seems these calls are made with the expectation that many people will fall victim to their tactics.
Unwanted messages are beeing left at my work desk repeatedly
Apparently, the do not call Registry advises against engaging with suspicious calls, as this can lead to further harassment or the sharing of your number with other scammers.
Credit Card Services frequently calls me, despite my numerous complaints to the FTC, which have been ineffective in stopping these harassing calls; I have also contacted my Congress representative, advocating for legislation to prevent number spoofing and protect consumers.
A robo call was recorded on April 15, 2015, from the number (323) 943-1869, claiming to be from 'Carmen at Cardholder Services' and attempting to scam regarding credit card rate reduction.
This number calls our machine every day, finaly I answered and asked to be on the DNC list, the person said somthing rude and hung up on me.
I recieved a RoboCall about lowering credit card rates, which is somthing that will never happen in this corupted country.
According to the FTC's consumer complaint line, it's advisable not to engage with unrecognized numbers, as this can validate your number to scammers; instead, filing a complaint with the FTC can aid in their ongoing investigations.
Repeatedly, I've received calls from this number, with the caller attempting to lower my credit card interest rates, despite my never owning a credit card. After asking to be removed from their call list, they would hang up and call back later. When I refused to provide personal information to facilitate removal, the woman became uncooperative and stated I'd receive daily calls. A call back to the number only led to a pre-recorded message asking to press 1 for removal, which didn't require any personal information. This inconsistency raises concerns about the woman's intentions.
No one was on the other end when i answer, guess i was lucky that day.
The call was brief, ringing only twice before stopping, consistent with the behavior of robocalls.
I just recieved a call from this number, but didnt pick up becuse i didnt recognize the number, most of my calls are scams or selling somthing
