Guard your personal data by treating any unsolicited call claiming to be from Chase Bank with deep skepticism. Scammers often reference recent transactions, fraud alerts, or credit‑card upgrades to pressure you into providing account numbers, Social Security digits, or expiration dates. Verify the caller independently by hanging up and dialing the official bank number found on a statement or the bank’s website. Never confirm partial card numbers or give out passwords over the phone. Enable multi‑factor authentication on your accounts and monitor statements for unfamiliar activity. If a call feels pushy or vague, report it to your bank’s fraud department and consider filing a complaint with the FTC.
They clamed to be the chase fraud department and told me the first 5 of my card number but needed to verify my expiration and security numbers, thats when i got suspicious, did not fall for it and said they need to provide the last 5 transactions, they just kept saying i had to give them informations.
The person on the phone claimed to be from Chase Bank and had all my current info, including balance, but I finaly hung up and called Chase to confirm, and I'm not happy about it.
Upon reviewing my phone records, I noticed six calls from this number within a short span of three minutes, creating a non-stop ringing effect
Within four minutes, I received six calls, initially from a 407 area code, then from this 800 number, with a message claiming to be from the Visa Mastercard Security Department, indicating a problem with my card, which is clearly a scam.
On October 7, 2023, I received a suspicious call from someone claiming to be a Chase Bank representative, providing my social security number's last four digits, but this was likely a phishing attempt.
A call was received on 10/7/2023 from an individual claiming to be Steven Smith from Chase Bank, warning of a potential credit card scam, but the caller's intentions seemed dubious.
Claimed to be from chase with a request to open a credit card using my SSN, apparently from new york.
Its a scamming number
This number made 23 consecutive calls to my iPhone without leaving a voicemail
The caller inquired about authorization for a $550 credit card charge.
Calls are received almost daily from this number.
It appears this is an outdated Chase number, one they no longer use, making it seem legitimate. They identify themselves as Chase or Discovery. When I try to call back, it says the number is out of service, indicating they can only initiate calls to me.
Following my response to the initial prompt, the caller inquired about my familiarity with the purpose of the call. I chose to reciprocate his ambiguity, stating I was aware but preferred him to elaborate. He then proceeded to inform me that my payments were up to date and that I was eligible for an additional $5000 monthly due to my good payment history over the past eight months. I feigned interest, and when he requested my expiration date to verify my account, I provided a fabricated one. He claimed it was correct and asked if my card was a Visa or Discovery, to which I replied it was the latter. He then read out a series of numbers, asking me to complete the sequence after '61100', which I recognized as an attempt to obtain my credit card number. I terminated the call, and when he rang back, I explained that I don't share credit card details over the phone. His response was one of surprise when I revealed that I had provided false information, leading to a confrontational exchange before I ended the call again.
A concerning interaction involved this number asking my mother for personal information and entering codes, which raised alarms.
The call appears to be from a landline
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The caller claimed to be from Chase Bank and stated that there were two fraudulent transactions on my account, but after checking, I found that this was not true, and I ended the call, realizing it was a scam
The call ended with a hang up, no voicemail was left behind.
This number called but failed to leave any message behind.
Its obviuosly not PCH, they dont make phone calls, they just show up at your doorstep unanounced
Having missed the call, I doubt it was Publishing Clearing House informing me that I've won a top prize, given the similar experiences others have had with such calls.
The caller claimed to be from Chase Bank, but I dont have an account with them, I think it's a scam to get account informations
