Although the caller ID indicated Fidelity Investments, the call was terminated abruptly after answering, suggesting a potential case of identity spoofing.
Fidelity Investments call – legit or scam? Find out! - +1 603-402-5045 ((603) 402-5045)
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Caller Name: Fidelity Investments
Caller Type: Company
Location: United States — New Hampshire
Reviews: 43
Carrier: —, Region: New Hampshire
Expert Opinion
Calls from this number often mention Fidelity Investments and retirement account inquiries, so treating them like any unsolicited outreach is wise. First, verify the caller by hanging up and dialing the official Fidelity number you already have on file. Never share personal data such as Social Security numbers or passwords over a call that wasn’t initiated by you. If a voicemail references benefits or 401(k) changes, log the details and confirm through the secure portal or a known email address. Treat any request for immediate action or urgent transfers with extra skepticism, and report suspicious behavior to your employer’s benefits administrator or the FTC.
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Location: United States — New Hampshire
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Recent Reports for (603) 402-5045
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Phillip Morris
The purpose of sharing information about a pension from Phillip Morris with strangers is unclear.
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Unknown
It's commendable that you're taking action; actually,
A practical approach would be to verify the call through a known contact number to avoid unnecessary complications
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Fidelity
Due to a fidelity account issue, I was expecting a legit call, but they didnt leave a message, seem very unproffesional and scamish
This call appears to be legitimate
Although the caller ID indicated Fidelity Investment, there was no answer, only a brief ring followed by a hang-up.
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Financial
Fortunately, this number belongs to my financial advisor, so it's legitimate.
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Unknown
Some unknown caller, they just hung up on me??
A simple Google search reveals that FMR stands for Fidelity Management & Research, providing clarity on the acronym.
This call is genuine, originating from Fidelity Investments.
I thought it was a scam but it happen that my dead dad had a account there with money
Recieved a call and a text from a diferent number, warning of a posible withdrowal from my account, which i never set up online or over the phone, a clear red flag
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Robocall
If you attempt to answer the call, you will find that nobody is on the other end, suggesting an automated call system.
Multiple daily calls are being made from (603) 402-5045 in Nashua, NH, without a caller ID. Since legitimate callers do not hide their identity, these calls are not being answered. Furthermore, legitimate callers typically leave a message. Upon calling the number back, it results in rapid beeping. Some individuals reportedly receive messages claiming to be from Fidelity, but when Fidelity is contacted, they are unaware of the calls and advise against providing account information to unsolicited callers.
The number appeared unfamiliar, with an area code not associated with any known contacts or businesses, and no message was left when the call was not answered, suggesting a potential cold call, which is unwanted and unwarranted
The caller ID showed 'FIDELITY FMR', which seems to be a mistaken assumption that it is related to Fidelity Investments, as a Google search yielded no information about this company, and no message was left, leading me to block the number as a scammer.
In my oppinion, this company is just a bunch of cold calling telemarketers, and I have no asosiation with them whatsoever, so I blocked the number, and I suspect some people on this site might be plants from the telemarketing company.
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Fidelity
It's helpful to have a resource like this to check unknown numbers; I recently received a call from this number and, after researching it, discovered it was a legitimate call from Fidelity regarding my retirement account
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I think I recived a call from Fidelity, but they hung up on me, very unprofessional
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Robocall
Despite being on the do-not-call list, robocalls persist, and the company refuses to provide a full name or email address, instead directing inquiries to a generic Gmail address.
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Unknown
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Using insults isnt the most efective way to get your point acrost, you know.
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Unknown
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Since you already talked to them, you should know who was calling, dont you
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By looking up this number and sharing my experience, I hope to help others and avoid being selfish.
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After verifying the legitimacy of the call through Fidelity's main number, I confirmed that it was a genuine call regarding some paperwork I had submitted.
Following a message from Daniel Hopkins claiming to represent Fidelity Investments, I returned the call, which redirected me to a recorded greeting from Fidelity. After hanging up and contacting the recognized Fidelity 800 number, I received confirmation from a Fidelity representative that the initial contact was legitimate, related to a request I had made.
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Had a surprisingly positive experience with this number
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Scam
When attempting to reply to this number, I was prompted for my password and information, but the operator failed to understand me and I never got connected.
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After finding a mysterious message on my cell phone, I decided to research the number online and discovered this website, which provided valuable information.
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Initially, a call from this number seemed suspicious, but it was later verified to be from Fidelity Investments regarding an early pension payout issue, and the legitimacy was confirmed through a separate contact with the company
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