Unexpectedly, these calls masquerade as merchant services and aim straight for the person handling credit cards. Callers flash a corporate office in Nevada or a supervisor named Katherine, then vanish without a callback number. The pattern of vague credentials, pressure to act, and foreign accents is a classic scam playbook. Hang up immediately, block the number, and never share banking details with an unsolicited caller. If you’re unsure, verify through official channels – call the company’s known number, not the one displayed. Report the incident to the FTC and your phone provider to help curb future call blocking efforts today.
After being assured of the company's legitimacy, questions about the caller's location revealed inconsistencies, suggesting a scam
Daily calls from these scammers, offering fraudulent merchant credit card services, have become a nuisance.
A recorded message allegedly from Wells Fargo home mortgage claims to be collecting a debt, although I do not have any mortgage with them.
This number has contacted me multiple times today already
The caller, claiming to be from Merchant Services, asked to speak to the owner or person handling credit cards; the call was deemed a total scam
