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The caller claimed to be contacting about a credit card issue, but the claim was deemed untrue, and the call was ended.

After recieving a call from this number, i looked it up on gogle and found it was supposed to be Experian, but i didnt bother calling back due to negitive reports.

Someone posing as an Experian credit agency representative asked for personal information to supposedly lower rates, which appears to be a scam given my existing good credit and low APR.

The call came in on my cell phone, but I didnt answer, and no voicemail was left, however the caller ID showed Experian, which I know is a scam, becuse Experian doesnt have my cell phone number and wouldnt call me about lowering my credit card interest

Recently, a call was received on my cell phone from this number, but I didn't answer, and no message was left, similar to the experiences of other users.

Similar to other experiances, this aparently was a credit card interest rate scam, so I contacted Experian to inform them and they are working on stopping it

It's clear this is a scam, as Experian doesn't offer lower interest rates or credit cards, and I always ignore it

This is clearly a scam attempt.

The caller ID say Experian, but the women on the phone wasnt very clear, she want to send me my bank statement, but i told her i only recieve that from my bank

This number appearrs to be a scam attepting to obtain sensitive information such as SS numbers

The caller did not leave a message, but the caller ID showed a name, and when looked up online, it appeared to be associated with Experian, which prompted a callback, but the request for my social security number was a clear indication of a scam.

In my view, these guys need to be shut down, they're scamming using legitimate Experian number with a caller ID that reflect's it being spoofed, these bandit's have no soul, Karma is coming for them, a google search also provide's a Facebook page, complaint's are asked to DM/PM the responder Amanda, another ploy to capture more data about you

Its a credit card scam, be carefull.

Experian displayed this number and name, which called my landline but left no message, probabley a scam like most calls of this nature.

A lady called me about my credit card, but when i aked wich one, she said visa or mastercard, i told her it was a wrong number, then they tried to get my social security number

Following a call from this number, a return call revealed a request for sensitive information, indicating a potential scam.

This is a 100% scam, and one of the tactics used is claiming that the first two digits of an American Express card are 37, which is a fact, but they use this to try and verify the rest of the card information, which is a clear attempt to deceive.

A call was made to my landline, which rang once before disconnecting without leaving a message, prompting me to suspect a scam after reviewing the comments here.

Although no message was left, the call was not blocked in case the real, unspoofed Experian attempts to contact. Legitimate callers typically leave messages.

The caller, who claimed to be from Experian according to the caller ID, left no message, but it's possible the number was spoofed.