228-209-8325

Sounded like a credit card scam, wanting to "talk about lowering interest rates" on my credit cards, though they only called themselves "your credit card company." Sounds fishy to me?

Too many vague phrases and references.  Don't know any credit card companies based in Miss. Pressed 2 to be removed from list.

I've gotten the same recording from another number.

Got another random scam/phishing call to be reported to the FTC at https://www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov/

Just receive the same call at my work telephone number.  Does not specify a company name, and references all types of cards (Visa, MC, AE, etc.)  I pressed 2 to be taken off of the list - then it said "press 1 now" - I just hung up.

Found the better way to do it.
http://esupport.fcc.gov/complaints.htm

Pressed 1 to talk to a human. I asked the gentleman why his company called me. He refused to answer my question. I repeated the question over and over, he finally hung-up.

I called the number again about an hour later and it was a disconnected number.

yea these people are now calling my cell phone. dont know how they got the number. i dont answer and they dont leave a message. tried to call them back and they say that i called a disconnected number. go figure.

didn't answer--i don't know anyone in Mississippi

just got call and didn't answer.  didn't leave message.

didnt answer...tried to call back and got a disconnected #...wtf?

Just received a call from (228) 209-8325.  The person on the other end stated that he was with Financial Solutions and said that his company could reduce the interest rate on my Visa, Mastercard, American Express or Discover cards.  He then asked for my credit card account numbers which I did not give.  When I asked for a number that I could call him back at, he hung up.  The background noise indicated that this was some sort of volume call center since I heard other agents answering "Financial Solutions".  SCAM?  I sure think so!!!

Also, when I tried to call back the number via caller ID, I received a system message that the number was disconnected or not in service.

Just received a call from (228) 209-8325.  The person on the other end stated that he was with Financial Solutions and said that his company could reduce the interest rate on my Visa, Mastercard, American Express or Discover cards.  He then asked for my credit card account numbers which I did not give.  When I asked for a number that I could call him back at, he hung up.  The background noise indicated that this was some sort of volume call center since I heard other agents answering "Financial Solutions".  SCAM?  I sure think so!!!  Also, when I tried to call back the number via caller ID, I received a system message that the number was disconnected or not in service.

Yep, they just tried to call me.  I didn't answer because it was from an area code I didn't recognize.    Same result when I called back--disconnected or not in service.

Just got called by these guys at work - recorded woman's voice saying this call was about my "current credit card accounts," but not to worry. She said the call was about lowering the rates for my Visa, Mastercard, Discover, and American Express cards. Very generic, I don't even have a card with each of those companies. Pressed 2 to take me off the list, and they hung up - I'll see how well that works. Caught me off guard, or else I would have pressed 1 to speak to a representative - then when they ask for my credit card or SSN, I'd say 'uhh...8?'

I was away from my office when I saw on the caller ID that I had missed a call. I tried to call back and got the message that the number had been disconnected. That's when I googled the phone number and found this site. I would never give out any information and I don't know of anyone in Biloxi, MS. I know that my cards are from different states. Scam, scam, scam.

I just got a call from this number. I pick up the phone but I did here any voice. Thanks for this website so do no call them.

I got a call on my cell phone ... my frickin' cell phone.  It was a pre-recorded message and obviously a scam... anything "form your credit card company" regarding your "Visa, MasterCard, Discover or American Express Card" is most likely a scam attempting to prey on the stupid by volume. It's phone spam.

Just received a call on my cellular phone from this number.  The caller did not leave a voicemail message