Oddly enough, the same 888‑373‑1969 digits keep popping up linked to a so‑called Chase call, yet the bank repeatedly confirms the line isn’t theirs. This pattern points to classic phone‑number spoofing, where scammers borrow trusted brand names to harvest personal data. If you receive an unexpected call claiming to be from Chase, hang up and call the official number on the back of your card or on Chase’s website. Never share account numbers, PINs, or verification codes over the phone. Keep a record of the call details and report the incident to Chase’s fraud department and to the FTC.
After verifying with Chase, I discovered that this number was not affiliated with the company, and the woman who called me was attempting to deceive me into providing sensitive information related to my old Chase Checking account.
Identified as Chase Bank, yet it's suspicious how scammers obtained my information given that I had recently applied for a card.
Verification with the actual Chase institution confirmed that this is not a legitimate Chase call; the connection was poor and a child was audible in the background, and they had access to my application and card information.
A call was received from this number, asking questions about credit card payments and threatening to cancel a Chase Card with a zero balance, prompting concerns about potential spoofing for information.
The caller requested my credit card information, citing it was for Chase.
Just becuase it's a Chase number, doesn't mean the call is actuially from Chase, phone number spoofing is a possiblity.
They claimed to be from Chase Fraud services, they left a message with my full name and asked me to call another number and provide my reference number, it was legit, i researched it
A similar experience occurred last week, with a claim that a card had been approved and would arrive within a week or two.
This number is masquerading as Chase Bank.
A scammer called claiming a mutual customer had a question, but when I asked for the customer's id and to be put on the line, they couldn't provide it, which is not a standard procedur with banks.
My experience was similar; I allowed the call to go to voicemail, and a woman left a message requesting a callback, which I ignored.
A woman claiming to be Brittany contacted me, seeking personal information, but after being rebuffed, she hung up; a subsequent call to the authentic Chase bank confirmed the number's illegitimacy.
Apparently, a woman claiming to represent Chase Bank contacted me about alleged fraud on my account, requesting personal info and a text access code, but I informed her I've never had an account with them and she promptly ended the call.
Foreign accent was noticible when they contacted me yesterday regarding my Chase credit card application, leaving a reference number for further action.
Despite my spam call blocker, this call connected, and the caller from Chase verification inquired about a credit card application, which I had made, without requesting personal information.
After contacting Chase's genuine fraud department, it was confirmed that this number is not affiliated with them, indicating a scam aimed at collecting personal information.
After verifying with the authentic Chase fraud department, it's clear that this number is a scam designed to collect personal info, so beware and avoid it
I contacted the real Chase fraud department, and they said this number is not one of theirs, it's a scammer trying to get personal informations, so AVOID it.
Approval is granted.
This number is reportedly associated with Chase.
Apparently Dan Littlefield is responsable for a fraud charge
The caller falsely claimed to be from Chase bank, which was disproven after verification with the bank.
Residents in Delray Beach, Florida have reported receiving calls from this number, which uses a recorded message, commonly referred to as robocalls.
It is illogical to look up a phone number when you are aware of the caller's identity, especially considering the possibility of phone number spoofing, which can make it appear as though a legitimate company, such as Chase bank, is calling when in reality it is not.
i verified the authenticity of a call from chase bank by calling them back on their official number
This number claim to be Chase Credit Card
Be cautious of this number, as it's likely a telemarketer attempting to extract personal information from you.
Some woman called me from a fake chase number asking about my personal informations
