I am looking for a aplicaton for the 401k retirment plan
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It looks like the calls from +18662609903 are allegedly from Fidelity Investments, often mentioning updates or benefits related to 401k accounts. Some users have confirmed the calls are legitimate, with Fidelity's customer service verifying the details. However, others suspect a scam, especially when asked for sensitive information like Social Security numbers. If you receive such a call, it’s crucial to verify the caller's identity by contacting Fidelity directly through their official customer service number. Never share personal information over the phone unless you’re certain of the caller’s authenticity. Stay cautious and double-check everything.
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I need to know whats your account number, thats what the caller say
I want to send you money, so can you give me your account number please
I've verified the information in Jay's post, which confirms that the calls from this number are indeed from Fidelity's retirement account staff, as they conduct periodic outreach to clients
Following the earlier posts, a call was made to one of the Fidelity numbers listed on their website to verify the authenticity of a business card received in the mail from a retirement rep with Fidelity Brokerage Services
As of January 2009, these individuals are still activly calling, and contacted my husband with a suspicious message about his GM 401K
Today i recieved same message, ringing this guy back is not my intention
Felix, extension 2043, was supposedly too busy to answer, which raises suspicions of a scam, and attempts were made to contact Byron and others listed
A person claiming to be Tom Pelley from Fidelity Investments left a message on my answering machine
The caller is identified as Bill
Received a call from Bill
Messages were received concerning a 401k account from an individual named Byron Thrusher, who provided a number and extension for contact.
Similar messages have been received about non-existent retirement accounts, requesting SS# which should not be provided as it seems to be a scam
Reguarding a supposably Fidelity Investments phone call about my retirement account, i still awaiting verification they are who they claim to be
The caller left a message with an extension, but their authenticity has not been verified, although the message appears legitimate.
The identity of the caller remains unknown.