18005766209
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The call was made, but no message was left
Scam alert: 800‑576‑6209 pretends to be Chase
Summary — +18005766209
Caller Name: Chase Bank (scam)
Caller Type: Scam
Location: United States
Reviews: 6
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Expert Opinion
If you get a call from +1‑800‑576‑6209 claiming to be Chase fraud or a private‑client line, treat it as a spoofed number. Never hand over your account login, password, or personal details over the phone – real banks will never ask for that in an unsolicited call. Hang up, look up the official Chase number on their website, and call back yourself. Block the number on your phone and report the incident to the FTC and your bank’s fraud department. Stay skeptical of urgent‑sounding messages about wire transfers; scammers rely on panic to get you to act fast.
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Recent Reports for (800) 576-6209
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I just send a huge text, and then i call'd the number that i sent as fraud, it's a JPMORGAN CHASE BANK number, but the person on the phone wasnt from the bank, they was spoofing the number
Initially, I received a text message purporting to be from Chase Bank, inquiring about a wire transfer, which I did not respond to, prompting a subsequent phone call from someone claiming to be from the Chase Fraud department, who provided a case number and name, and requested I respond to the original text message, a request I complied with, but their follow-up asking for my ID and password raised significant concerns, leading me to terminate the call and verify the authenticity of the Chase Fraud department's contact information.
A call from this number was answered in error, with the caller claiming to represent consumer services before being hung up on.
This is a phishing scam, where the caller claims to be from Chase, investigating a fraudulent wire transfer. They requested my credentials, but when I offered to call the fraud department, the caller hung up. I verified the legitimacy of the call with Chase, confirming my suspicions.
Daniel, allegedly from Chase bank, contacted me about a fraudulent charge in Florida. When I requested more information, he became aggressive, sent a fake text, and asked for my Chase login credentials. Upon refusal, he resorted to cursing.
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