Picture this: a caller flashing the Fidelity name on your screen, urging you to discuss a 401(k) or retirement option. Many recipients report that the number matches a callback line Fidelity uses, yet others suspect a phishing scheme because the call is unsolicited and asks for personal data. If you answer, verify the caller by hanging up and dialing Fidelity’s official customer‑service number yourself. Never share your Social Security or account details over a cold call, and let the legitimate firm call you back on a known line. Stay skeptical, confirm identities, and protect your finances.
Earlier today, I contacted Fidelity and opted for a callback due to the wait time. This number was used by Fidelity to return my call. It would be helpful if they could leave messages when calling back.
Thanks to the users who shared their experiences with this number, I've now blocked it.
This was a phishing attempt where the caller claimed to be from Fidelity
I believe this to be a scam, as Fidelity does not have my cell number on file
My private number received a call, prompting me to return the call regarding my 401k, but the call went to voicemail without providing a name, and then requested my social security number, which raised concerns.
The caller is actually representing Atlantic Financial.
My cell phone received a call, but no message was left behind.
If this number belongs to Fidelity, it's surprising they didn't leave any message.
The verification process seems questionable. Was it verified by random internet users or by contacting Fidelity directly at a known number to confirm they initiated the call?
I got a call from Emily Davis who claim she is with Fidelity inv, the caller ID show 603-402-5004 and she give me another number 800-887-4015 ext 23407, i'm kinda skeptical about this call
During work hours, a call was made, but not answered, and no message was left, prompting plans to transfer accounts to another brokerage.
Yup, I'm shure this is a legit call from Fidelity, they just wanted to discus my 401-k, tottaly normal.
Like alot of you, I am extreemly cautchious, Fidelity supposedly called to discus retirement optons, they also emailed me, usualy I'd request proof of identiy
Apparently its a legit call from Fidelity, they were discussing my 401K, but had to verify the number first
We need to verify if this number is associated with Fidelity's webpage
This caller represents Fidelity Investments, so it's safe to respond if you have an account with them.
