If you’re getting calls from +1‑703‑332‑0600 that claim to be Ally Financial (or the old GMAC), treat them as scams. The callers usually ask for personal info, a payment, or a callback to a dead‑end number. Never give out Social Security numbers, account details, or click any link they mention. Hang up, block the number, and report it to the FTC or your carrier’s spam‑blocking service. If you really have an Ally account, log in directly on the official website or call the number on your statement to verify any issues. Keep a record of the calls – it helps if you need to dispute a fraudulent charge later.
I got a call concerning my GMAC Lease, but I dont even have a GMAC, they had all my info, but wouldnt tell me what kind of car it was unless I verified my social, thats just not acceptable
I agree it could be related to Ally, but they shouldnt be contacting me becuase my account is current, I tryed calling back, but it said the number is under maintence, a live person named Anna left a messge, but when I called the number back, it said it wasnt in service, its pretty shaddy
It's worth noting that Laura mentioned in a 2009 post that this number might be associated with Ally Financial, formerly known as Ally Bank.
As i understand, GM sold GMAC sevral years ago and it is now known as Ally
When interactions like this occur, particularly with large corporations, it often indicates a problem that goes beyond the phone number itself.
A message was left for a family member, supposidly from GMAC, but when i tried to call back, the number wasnt valid, which makes no sence, i've had good experiances with GMAC befor, but this just seems fishy, especialy since they asked for my social secirity number...
A legitimate call was made by GMAC lease services regarding the end of a lease on a GM vehicle, providing helpful information without solicitation.
I received a legitimate call from GMAC regarding the end of my lease.
After returning the call, it was clearely apperant that its a scam
The caller hung up immediately.
