773-243-0381

I manage SEO for several clients, and noticed this number. This number is a company called Authentify. They do Out-Of-Band Authentication. I beleive Authentify placed the calls to my numbers for Yelp, but it may be a different web listing company.

I am pretty sure I got a call from this number to authenticate my account with elance.com or something like that.

this number called me to verify me on partypoker.com

I received a call from this number on my wireless telephone at 2:05 PM on Tuesday, 16 June 2009. It was a robotic female voice repeating the same message: "IF YOU ARE EXPECTING A CALL FROM FIFTH THIRD BANK, PRESS THE POUND KEY IF YOU ARE EXPECTING A CALL FROM FIFTH THIRD BANK, PRESS THE POUND KEY IF ... ", etc. I briefly considered pressing the "#" key, and hearing someone from Uzbekistan asking for my bank account number, passwords, and Social Security Number, then informing me that her husband had known my dad back in Damascus, Syria. (My parents really were from Damascus, Syria!) But then I thought, why do that for momentary amusement when this creep, while I was laughing, was draining my Contact List and other data from my telephone?

I hung up and reported the matter to a branch of Fifth Third Bank.

earch Date:            Friday, July 03, 2009 2:13 PM
Phone Number:           (773) 243-0381
Line Type:           Landline
Phone Carrier:           Xo Illinois, Inc.
City:           Wood Dale
State:           IL
County:           Du Page
Latitude:           41.9700
Longitude:           -87.9600

I received a call from 773-243-0381; however I on the 5/3 bank web site resetting my online banking password so I was expecting the call.  I entered the code from the webpage when prompted and continued on creating a new password

i recieved a call from this number when registering with Elance an online job board.

I recieved a call at 11:40 PM on September 10th (yep that's almost midnight) and when I called 5/3 bank they had no idea why I was getting this call. Always call 5/3 or any other bank yourself and not from a number given to you by someone who called you first. Your bank knows your account numbers so you need not give them out, that's definitely a sure way to have your identity stolen.

This is a dedicated line from 5/3 bank for resetting your online account password.  First it asks you to press pound and after that it asks you for the "number displayed on your screen", which will make sense if you have requested a password change but will seem confusing if you haven't.  Basically, if you get a call from this number and are trying to change your 5/3 password, pick up; if you aren't, it means someone has gotten hold of your card number and is trying to access your accout, in which case, you should call the bank and let them know you probably need the card deactivated and reissued with a different number.

I received a call from this number when I was trying to change my password for my online banking with Fifth Third Bank. It is an automated system they use for verification/security purposes.

I got this number on my CallerID from MSN to verify that I needed to update my listing on Bing. You are given a 4 digit PIN on the screen and you get this call and you have to enter the PIN to allow the automated update.

I received a call from this number after I went on my bank's site and requested help with my ID/password. The number called me with a temporary passcode.

This is the number from which the call comes for HDFC BANK for confirming Net Banking Transactions. You get a pin on screen and need to enter that on the call.

i was attempting to sign on to my bank account from a different computer than i normally use . since the bank did not recognize the computer it asked me a couple of security questions in addition to the regular sign on info. instead i chose to use my cell phone number which the bank had on file to have them call me to confirm that i was indeed who i said i was. on receipt of the call i entered # and the code as previously given by the website. this is just additional security that some banks use (lots of different banks use this service) and others use to verify who is accessing your account.

This is a call from the bank verifing you want access to an acount that has this number on file.

Phone verification for Elance - legitimate call.

I received an expected call from this number to verify a bank transfer from my NatWest account (UK).
(Automated voice, type in number on screen)

Hi Got a call today but no answer the call and then called back thinking somebody might be trying to reach me. I got a mesage saying something like this "IF YOU ARE EXPECTING A CALL FROM some name which couldn't catch, PRESS THE POUND KEY. Then it asked me leave your name and number on answer m/c.

Hello, i recieved  phone calL, but couldn't pick up the phone at the right time. After calling back somebody asked me 2 leave a msg with my name, saying something about my bank online.
P.S. I've activated my online bank half a hour before that call.
So, apparently that's frauding, 100%.

I received 5 calls so far stating that some one is trying to do internet banking at Lloyds TSB Bank and do I authorise it. I pressed 9 all the times to say that I do not authorise though I do not have any account in UK with Lloyds TSB Bank. I called up Lloyds TSB bank too and they could not say anything. This is scary and possibly a scam.