Scammers posing as PayPal often demand personal details like your name and zip code to build a profile for identity theft. They escalate by claiming hackers have accessed your bank account, urging you to connect immediately—classic pressure tactic to extract more info or funds. Hang up without engaging, and report the incident to the FTC at ReportFraud.ftc.gov for tracking. Block the number on your phone, and enable two-factor authentication on real financial accounts to add security. Never share sensitive data over unsolicited calls; verify directly with official company channels if concerned. This pattern matches widespread bank scam alerts from consumer watchdogs.
Someone asked for my name and zip, then pretended to be my bank, claiming hackers accessed my account and threatening FTC involvement.
The caller asked for my name and zip, then claimed to connect me to my bank, alleging hackers had accessed my account and mentioning a possible FTC report.