The caller, likely a scammer, is making calls from the number +18669182192, posing as a representative from various banks, including Chase, Wells Fargo, and Bank of America. Their goal is to trick victims into verifying their credit card information, claiming there has been a suspicious transaction. The caller's purpose is to obtain personal and financial information, which can be used for identity theft or other malicious activities.
If you receive a call from this number, it's essential to be cautious and not provide any sensitive information. Instead, hang up and contact your bank directly using the phone number on the back of your credit card or the bank's official website. This will help you verify the authenticity of the call and protect your financial security. Remember to always be vigilant when receiving unsolicited calls or texts, and never provide personal or financial information to unknown callers.
A message inquired about a specific transaction, directing me to contact 866-918-2192 for assistance, but this is not the legitimate method for reporting fraud to Chase.
The caller attempted to deceive me into calling back to discuss a supposedly pending charge on my bank card, which is a common scam tactic
I recieved a text claiming to verify a credit card charge, but it didnt specifiy which card
A message was left stating that my Bank of America card had been charged $252 at a Macy's in Glendale, AZ, with instructions to call back if the transaction was unauthorized.
A text message was sent posing as the Bank of America Fraud Department, which is a form of phishing attempting to steal financial information
A call was received inquiring about a potential credit card charge at Wayfair in Chesapeake, and I was asked to call back if the charge was not recognized.
The caller asked if I used my credit card at a Macy's in Va Beach, and if not, to call them back
I received a message asking if I had used my card for $297.95 at Springer in Baltimore, MD, on 9/3/2023, and provided a number to call for help.
The same scam that was reported a couple of days ago in connection with Wells Fargo is now being used with Chase.
A text message was received inquiring about a credit card purchase
A recent text message claimed to be from CHASE, warning of potential fraud, but several red flags indicate it is a scam, including the area code format and the fact that the CHASE credit cards in question are inactive.
The caller inquired about a charge on a Chase card, but I do not possess a Chase card.
There were fraudent chargers on my card in Austin Texas identfied as Chase Fraud today
i was told to call this number about a credit card i dont have, seems suspisous
A text message was received, alleging that a Chase Card had been used in California and requesting a return call to this number. However, the recipient does not possess a Chase Card, raising suspicions about the authenticity of the message.
A message was received asking to confirm a transaction, but the provided number to report fraud is not recognized as legitimate by Chase.
The caller attempts to convince you to discuss a fraudulent charge on your bank card by asking you to call them back.
allegedly this was Chase inquiring about a credit card transaction with some extent of urgency.
Be cautious of a text message regarding suspicious bank activity, as it may be an attempt to obtain your account information.
A text message was sent claiming to verify a credit card charge and requesting a call to this number for confirmation or denial
A call was received regarding a potentially unauthorized charge on a Bank of America card, but the authenticity of the call is uncertain.
This text message posed as the Bank of America Fraud Department, but it's more than just spam - it's an attempt to steal money
I got a tex message from the same number I recieve all my credit card chargers, and insted of calling the number they provided...866-918-2192, I opted to call the number on the back of my credit card, and it turned out the charge was not legitamate, this was a clear phishing atempt, the scary part is that it came from the same number I recieve all my credit card chargers, so if in doubt, allwas call the number on your actual credit card.
A text message was sent to me, supposedly from CHASE, inquiring about a transaction at Walmart in Detroit, MI. The message included a reply number, 866-918-2192, and a case reference. However, I noticed the area code was incorrectly formatted, and I no longer have any active CHASE credit cards, making the transaction impossible. This is clearly a scam or phishing attempt.
This caller inquired about a specific charge on my Chase card, but I don't even have a Chase card
I got a notification of a suspicious transaction on my card in Austin Texas, it was reported as Chase Fraud
A claim was made that my Bank of America card was charged $252 at a Macy's in Glendale, AZ, on 9/4/23, and I was instructed to call this number if the transaction was not mine
The receipt of a text message purporting to be from the Bank of America Fraud Department is a stark reminder of the dangers of phishing, as these scammers aim to swindle vulnerable individuals out of their money, making it far more malicious than mere spam.
An inquiry was made regarding a potential Wayfair charge, with instructions to call back if the charge was unfamiliar
The caller inquired about a potential transaction at a Macy's store in Va Beach, requesting a callback to confirm the details.
