Like a doorbell that rings before you expect it, a call from +16037919904 can feel intrusive and raise doubts. Most callers identify themselves as Fidelity Investments, often referencing account‑specific matters such as 401(k) reviews or fund changes. While many contacts are legitimate, the pattern of unanswered voicemails, vague introductions, and requests for SSNs or account numbers matches classic phishing tactics. Always verify the number against the official Fidelity website or your account statements, and when in doubt, hang up and call the 1‑800 number printed on your statements. Never share personal information until you’re certain the call is authentic, and consider using call‑blocking tools for repeated unsolicited rings.
Upon re-examining the voicemail, I found that the caller provided a legitimate Fidelity callback number
Further research has revealed that this phone number is supposedly owned by Invest Fidelity, according to online findings, and the voice on the voicemail matches the person who answered a return call, leading to suspicions of scamming activity.
Over the course of a month, i recieved three calles from this number, one of which included a message about discussing options related to the current stock market, however, the last two calles didnt include any messages, and when i called back, a guy answering claimed to be from Fidelity, but he needed my account number to verifiy, which i found unusual
It's clear that phishing was the intention, and I should not have provided my name
A suggested response to an unsolicited call asking for your name could be to question their identity and purpose, indicating potential phishing.
After missing a call from this number, I attempted to call back, but the person who answered claimed to be from Fidelity Investments and asked for my SSN, which seemed suspicious given my existing account with them.
Calls from this number are frequent, always occurring before 9 am, but no messages are ever left.
Call from Fidelity, sounded like a kid
After calling back, a recording identified the caller as Fidelity, though no message was left initially.
Following a call to Fidelity Investments to modify my distribution, I adhered to the automated instructions and spoke with a representative who assured me that the necessary paperwork would be mailed out, only to later claim that the changes could be made over the phone, leading to a series of confusing and ultimately costly interactions.
Fortunatly, the call from Fidelity Investments was legit, they were following up on a webinar I attended, I'm a customer and was happy with the followup call, no sales pitch whatsoever, it was a pleasent experiance.
The call from this number turned out to be from my Fidelity representative, and it was a legitimate conversation
As i had no voicemail, i called the number back
It appears this number is associated with Fidelity, possibly their Merrimack office, although the representative I spoke with claimed to be based in Kentucky, at the Covington branch.
An Account Representative from Fidelity Retirement Services regarding my workplace 401k contacted me through this call.
The call was from Fidelity Retirement Services concerning my workplace 401k; an Account Representative had been assigned to my account and was calling to inform me
Despite having accounts with this company, they never left a message.
I recieved a call from this number, I didnt anser, but then they called my home phone, and the caller ID said Fidelity Investments, it was an important call, so I added this number to my contacts.
This number belongs to the customer service department of Fidelity Investments.
With over a decade of experience in the financial sector, I can confidently attest that Fidelity Investments operates with integrity, far removed from the practices of unscrupulous boiler room operations.
This number appears to engage in a tactic where it dials multiple numbers until someone answers, then hangs up on the other calls, causing annoyance.
The caller informed me that my plan was being changed to a different mutual fund and that I needed to make a new election.
Fidelity always call me about account activity, they usualy have a speciffic reason for calling reguarding my actuall account.
I have recieved legitamate business calls from this number, always for a specifik purpose regarding my account
The purpose of the call from this number is related to Fidelity Investments regarding the 401K plan
Every time I've received a call from this number, or the 513 number mentioned in another comment from Fidelity, it has been from a human and has specifically pertained to my account.
Fidelity Investments probably made this call, a message was left by Sue Ann Semineau claiming to have "important information" to share with me, thats kinda funny
Fidelity Investments left a voicemail, and upon calling back, the representative seemed unsure of the purpose of the call
This number claims to be associated with Fidelity Investments, although they also use other numbers to make calls.
